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How FX–Brief Works

Your daily analysis, structured for action.

Every time you generate a report, FX–Brief analyzes the major forex pairs using a top-down multi-timeframe approach — starting from the Weekly chart, then Daily, then H4, and finally M15 for entry timing. This ensures every insight is backed by the bigger picture before zooming into the details.

Your report starts with a summary of the overall market picture, followed by pair cards showing the most important information at a glance. Each card shows the pair's bias, confidence level, setup status, trade parameters (entry zone, stop loss, take profit, and R:R when available), and a short reasoning — everything you need to decide whether a pair is worth watching this session.

Every pair card has a View Full Analysis button. Free and Basic users see the button but it is locked — tap it to see upgrade options. Premium users can expand it to see the full analysis — an executive reasoning summary, complete market structure breakdown, supply and demand zone details, entry confirmation signals, confidence assessment, setup lifecycle and risk, and fundamental context. Every number and level in the report is calculated from real market data. Nothing is guessed.

What each classification means

Confirmed

When you see this

A valid setup has been identified and all confirmation conditions are met.

What it means

This is the most actionable state. The pair has a clear directional bias, a confirmed entry signal, and a specific area to watch. You will see an entry zone, a take profit level, and a stop loss level — all based on real market structure. No guesswork.

Awaiting Confirmation

When you see this

A potential setup is forming but the final confirmation signal has not fired yet.

What it means

The technical structure is in place but the market has not yet given the green light. Watch this pair closely. When confirmation arrives, it may become actionable quickly. No trade plan is shown until confirmation is received.

Detected

When you see this

An early signal has been spotted, but it is too early to act.

What it means

FX–Brief has identified the beginning of a potential setup. The conditions are not yet mature enough to warrant a trade plan. Monitor this pair for further development over the coming sessions.

Expired

When you see this

The setup window passed without the required confirmation triggering.

What it means

The opportunity this setup represented has elapsed. The market moved on without producing a valid entry. This pair is no longer actionable based on the current setup — wait for a fresh signal to form.

Invalidated

When you see this

Market conditions have broken the setup.

What it means

Something in the market structure has changed that removes the basis for the setup. Skip this pair for now. FX–Brief will identify a new setup if and when conditions improve.

Reports you own. No expiry. Use them at your own pace.

Each top-up gives you 20 reports. There is no time limit — your reports never expire until you use them. You can generate every trading day, or only when the market looks interesting. It's completely up to you.

You can generate one report per forex market day. The limit resets at 22:00 UTC — the moment New York closes and Sydney opens, marking the start of a new forex trading day. This is the same for every user, everywhere in the world.

One exception: if all pairs return no meaningful content — no setups, no active zones, no fundamental events, nothing — your report limit is not subtracted. We only count a report when you actually receive something useful.

Try before you commit.

Every new account starts with 3 free reports — no credit card required. Use them to see exactly what FX–Brief delivers before deciding to top up. Your free reports deliver the same analysis quality as paid reports — you get the best pair breakdown with full reasoning. The only difference is paid plans unlock additional pairs and report history.

Report history is locked on the free plan. Once you top up to Basic or Premium, your history unlocks based on your plan — Basic shows your last 10 reports, Premium shows everything.

The market is closed. And honestly — so should you be.

The forex market runs from Sunday 22:00 UTC to Friday 22:00 UTC. Outside of these hours, there is no price action, no economic events, and no new data to analyze. A report generated during market close would be based on stale information and would not reflect what the market is actually doing when it reopens.

So FX–Brief locks the Generate button during market close — not to restrict you, but because there is genuinely nothing useful to show. Use the downtime to rest, review your week, and come back fresh when the market reopens. It will still be there. And so will FX–Brief.

When the market has nothing to say, we say so.

Occasionally — especially during quiet periods or major holiday weeks — all pairs may show no significant technical setups, no active trends, and no impactful fundamental events. When this happens, FX–Brief will show a Markets Consolidating message instead of a report.

This is not a bug. It means the market is in a waiting phase, and the data does not support a meaningful analysis at this time. On days like this, your report limit is not subtracted — because you did not receive a report. We think that's fair, and we hope you do too.

We believe you deserve to know exactly how FX–Brief works.

Data Freshness

Market data in FX–Brief is refreshed every 65 minutes during forex market hours. It is not tick-by-tick real-time data. FX–Brief is designed for multi-timeframe analysis on Weekly, Daily, H4, and M15 — timeframes where data refreshed within the hour is completely valid and meaningful for the analysis we provide. If you need millisecond-level live pricing, FX–Brief is not the right tool for that purpose.

AI-Generated Narratives

The written explanations in your report — the reasoning, the descriptions, the summaries — are composed using an AI language model working from pre-computed structured data. The actual analysis — price levels, entry zones, supply and demand zones, Fibonacci levels, confidence scores, and signal classifications — is all calculated from real market data using structured technical logic. The words are written by AI. The numbers come from the market.

Not Financial Advice

FX–Brief provides market analysis — not financial advice. Every report is a structured view of market conditions based on technical and fundamental data available at the time of generation. It does not guarantee any outcome. You are responsible for every trading decision you make. Always apply your own judgment and risk management before entering any trade.

Analysis Limitations

FX–Brief analyzes market structure, supply and demand zones, Fibonacci confluence, and fundamental calendar events. It cannot predict black swan events, surprise central bank decisions, sudden geopolitical shocks, or any market-moving event that occurs after the last data refresh. No analysis tool can. Use FX–Brief as one input in your decision-making process — not the only one.

Ready for more? Top up anytime.

When you run out of reports — or want to switch plans — just tap the Top Up button. On your Dashboard it appears automatically when your reports reach zero. You can also find it at any time on your Account page or Report History page.

Choose Basic ($10) for focused single-pair analysis, or Premium ($20) for the full 8-pair breakdown. You can switch plans at any top up — no commitment to staying on the same plan.

If you still have reports remaining when you top up, don't worry — they carry over. Your new total will be your remaining reports plus 20 new ones. We'll show you the calculation before you confirm.

Your preference. Your focus.

FX–Brief lets you set one market preference to personalize which pairs are prioritized in your report. Choose a preference type — Trading Style, Preferred Session, Risk Profile, or Favorite Pair — then select a value that matches how you trade.

Your preference is one optional setting — a compatibility layer that slightly adjusts pair prioritization to match how you trade. Market quality always comes first. Preferences never override better setups. If you prefer not to set one, the default market-based ranking applies.

Want to leave? We understand.

You can request account deletion from your Account page at any time. Once requested, your account is scheduled for permanent deletion after 30 days. During this window, all your data is still intact. You will receive a confirmation email with your deletion date as a reminder.

Changed your mind? Simply log back in within the 30 day window. You will be shown a prompt asking whether you want to cancel the deletion request and keep your account, or continue with the deletion and log out. If you choose to keep your account, it is immediately reactivated — no data is lost. If you choose to continue, you will be logged out and the deletion will proceed as scheduled.

Once the 30 days have passed, deletion is permanent and cannot be reversed.

FX–Brief is a market analysis tool designed to support your research — not replace your judgment. Every trade you make is your own decision. Always apply proper risk management and never trade more than you can afford to lose. Past market structure does not guarantee future price movement.