FXClick Insight | Break Detector

How It Works

The tool continuously analyzes price action across multiple timeframes to identify significant support and resistance levels. When price closes beyond these key levels, it displays the breakout signal on your dashboard with a probability score, confirming that market structure is shifting.

How to Use It

Monitor the dashboard for high-probability breakout signals to identify potential trade entries at the beginning of new trends. The tool removes the subjectivity of manually drawing support and resistance lines by automatically detecting and ranking breakout opportunities based on technical analysis and machine learning.

Understanding the Interface

A detailed breakdown of the Break Detector tool

Numbers on the screenshot correspond to the explanations below

Highest Probability Symbol

Displays the currency pair or instrument with the highest breakout probability at the current moment. This is your top trading opportunity, prioritized by the algorithm based on technical pattern strength and market conditions.

Pattern Types

Displays detected signal types including Price Level Breaks, Volatility Breaks, Momentum Signals, Trend Confirmations, AI Analysis, and Price Reversals. Each pattern type indicates a different market condition or opportunity.

Probability Score

Probability in percentage. Red indicates a sell signal, and Green indicates a buy signal. This score represents the algorithm's confidence in the breakout.

Auto-Refresh Controls

Controls to pause or resume the auto-refresh feature. Located next to the countdown timer (e.g., 30s), allowing you to freeze the data for closer inspection without updates overwriting the view.

Average Confidence

Overall probability score calculated across all active signals. This gives you a quick view of market-wide breakout quality. Higher average confidence indicates stronger overall market conditions with more reliable patterns forming.

Bullish/Bearish Signal Count

Total number of bullish (buy) vs bearish (sell) signals currently active based on probability threshold. This helps you gauge overall market sentiment—more bullish signals suggest uptrend dominance, while more bearish signals indicate downtrend conditions.

Signal Types Explained

Price Level Break

Breakout of significant support or resistance levels.

Volatility Break

Price experiencing significant expansion beyond normal ranges.

Momentum Signal

Strong directional momentum confirmed by technical analysis.

Trend Confirmation

Trend-following indicators aligning with price direction.

AI Analysis

Machine learning model predicting future price direction.

Price Reversal

Potential reversal patterns at key levels.

Quick Usage Tips

Confirm with Volume

The strongest breakouts are accompanied by increased volume. Look for momentum indicators confirming the move before entering.

Set Stop-Loss

Place your stop-loss just below the broken level for longs (or above for shorts). If price reclaims that level, the breakout has failed.

Use Multiple Timeframes

Cross-reference breakouts across multiple timeframes. A 4H breakout confirmed by a Daily level has higher probability than a 5M breakout alone.

Break Detector