INDICATORS

Your toolkit for smarter backtesting

See how each indicator performs in real market conditions—test and refine faster.

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Williams Fractal by FX Replay
In FX Replay, the Williams Fractal Indicator helps you spot high-probability breakout zones and trend reversal patterns by marking swing highs and lows using a five-candle structure. It’s a key tool for price action backtesting, especially when paired with Alligator, VWAP, or volume confirmation.
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Uses a five-bar pattern to mark swing highs and lows Breakout traders watch fractal levels for pending orders
Best used with:
the Alligator indicator
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Zeussy Time Cycles by FX Replay
The Zeussy Time Cycles Indicator in FX Replay allows you to overlay structured time blocks like 30-minute and 90-minute AMD cycles, plus session splits (Asia, London, NY AM/PM) on your charts. This gives you a temporal framework to test how market behavior aligns with institutional time-based activity.
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Divides the day into repeated time cycles like 30- and 90-minute blocks Traders use it to anticipate intraday manipulation and reversals
Best used with:
session tools and VWAP for confluence
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Watermark Indicator by FX Replay
The Watermark Indicator in FX Replay is a lightweight tool that helps label your charts with custom, semi-transparent text for organization, strategy tracking, or content creation.
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Customizable in position and size for clarity Helps organize charts during backtesting and presentations
Best used with:
Custom
Weekly Separator and Weekly Opens by FX Replay
In FX Replay, the Weekly Separator and Weekly Opens indicators help you frame each week’s structure by marking session opens and weekly shifts. These levels are powerful tools for identifying support/resistance, planning breakout retests, or tracking liquidity zones during weekly backtesting.
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Marks the weekly open price as a reference level Traders use weekly opens to gauge directional bias
Best used with:
session and round number tools
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VWAP by FX Replay
The VWAP in FX Replay is your intraday anchor, helping you measure whether price is trading at a premium or discount relative to its session value. It's perfect for bias filtering, trade timing, and confirming momentum during session-based strategies.
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Plots fair value intraday by weighting price with volume Day traders use VWAP as bullish/bearish bias filter
Best used with:
Volume Profile for structure
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Strat Assistant by FX Replay
FX Replay doesn’t yet support custom TradingView indicators, but you can manually apply The Strat methodology to your analysis by tracking candle types, breakouts, and combo formations. Here’s how to simulate the Strat Assistant in FX Replay using drawing tools and structured observation.
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Supports “The Strat” methodology popularized by Rob Smith Helps traders quickly identify Strat setups
Best used with:
multi-timeframe analysis for trade planning
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Traders Dynamic Index by FX Replay
The TDI Indicator in FX Replay combines momentum (RSI) and trend-following (MA) logic into one streamlined oscillator. It helps you identify entry/exit signals, trend bias, and momentum shifts in real time during backtesting and replay.
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Known as “TDI” in forex communities Popular among retail traders for trend and momentum bias
Best used with:
Custom
SFL Session Opens by FX Replay
The SFL Session Opens Indicator in FX Replay marks the opening and closing times of the London, New York, and Asia trading sessions directly on your chart. These sessions represent key volatility windows that intraday traders rely on for breakouts, reversals, or session-based scalping.
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Helps traders backtest how markets behave after each open Plots markers at session opens for reference
Best used with:
DR/IDR or PO3 concepts for bias
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Supertrend by FX Replay
The Supertrend Indicator in FX Replay is a powerful, visual tool that helps you stay on the right side of the market by identifying clear trend direction and providing entry/exit cues based on real-time price action. It dynamically shifts between bullish and bearish zones based on price relative to volatility.
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Traders often use it as a trailing stop Popular in intraday breakout strategies
Best used with:
Custom
Silver Bullet by FX Replay
The ICT Silver Bullet Indicator in FX Replay is designed to highlight three specific one-hour time windows tied to potential Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) and liquidity events. These windows are ideal for intraday traders looking to capitalize on algorithmic market behavior during known high-probability zones.
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Focuses on setups during a specific intraday time window Traders use it to catch high-probability moves after manipulation
Best used with:
liquidity sweeps and FVGs for confluence
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Session Indicator by FX Replay
The Session Indicator in FX Replay visually highlights specific trading sessions—London, New York, and Asia—directly on your chart. It helps you focus on high-probability trade windows while filtering out low-volume noise. Perfect for session-based strategies, timing setups, and accelerating backtesting.
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Helps traders visualize volatility windows and overlaps Used to backtest session-specific strategies
Best used with:
VWAP and volume tools for confluence
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Session Indicator NY by FX Replay
The Session Indicator NY highlights the New York trading session directly on your chart, making it easy to identify high-volume, high-volatility trading windows. It’s ideal for users who want to filter trades by time of day and focus on session-based market behavior.
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Highlights high-volatility window tied to US market open Traders use it to isolate NY-only setups
Best used with:
liquidity concepts and daily opens
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Round Number by FX Replay
The Round Number Indicator in FX Replay highlights psychologically significant price levels—such as 1.0000, 1.5000, or 2.0000—that often act as natural support and resistance zones in the market. This tool is key for understanding how traders respond at these thresholds.
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Known as psychological magnets where liquidity pools Traders watch reactions around these levels
Best used with:
session opens and volume profile
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Round Number Quarters Theory by FX Replay
FX Replay does not offer a built-in Quarters Theory indicator, and the platform currently doesn’t support custom indicator uploads. However, you can still manually apply the Quarters Theory using FX Replay’s drawing tools and grid-based price awareness to structure your trades.
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Expands round numbers into quarter levels (25%, 50%, 75%) Used to refine intraday entries and exits
Best used with:
VWAP or session tools
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Relative Strength Index by FX Replay
The RSI in FX Replay is a momentum oscillator that helps you gauge whether the market is overbought or oversold—key for spotting potential reversals and timing entries and exits.
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Momentum oscillator from 0–100 Overbought above 70, oversold below 30
Best used with:
MACD or Moving Averages
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Pivot Points Standard by FX Replay
To get the most out of the Pivot Points Standard indicator on FX Replay, you’ll want to go beyond just plotting levels—this version offers trend color confirmation and clean breakout signals labeled “CT Breakup” or “CT Breakdown.”
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Classic floor-trader tool for intraday S/R Used for quick reference of likely reaction points
Best used with:
candlestick confirmations or momentum tools
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Market Structure Indicator by FX Replay
To use the Market Structure Indicator on FX Replay, simply open the indicators menu within the chart and activate it. This tool helps you clearly see short-term and intermediate-term swing highs and lows, which is essential for reading market direction and planning entries and exits.
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Differentiates short-term vs intermediate swings for clarity Helps spot breaks of structure and changes of character
Best used with:
FVGs and Order Blocks for SMC setups
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Linear Weighted Moving Average
The Linear Weighted Moving Average (LWMA) indicator on FX Replay is a fast-reacting trend-following tool that helps you spot market shifts sooner than traditional moving averages. It assigns greater weight to more recent prices, making it more responsive to current momentum.
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Reacts faster than SMA and EMA to price changes Useful for short-term trend following
Best used with:
Custom
Judas Swing with Midnight Open by FX Replay
The Judas Swing Indicator on FX Replay helps traders identify market manipulations such as false moves around key institutional levels. By integrating this with FX Replay’s bar replay and backtesting tools, traders can practice recognizing and trading these setups effectively.
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Flags false moves around the New York Midnight Open Helps traders spot manipulation before the true directional move
Best used with:
session tools and liquidity concepts for narrative setups
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Imbalance by FX Replay
The Imbalance Indicator in FX Replay is designed to help traders spot inefficient price zones—commonly referred to as Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)—that can offer high-probability entry points. By pairing it with FX Replay’s replay and backtesting tools, you can test, refine, and optimize your strategy in real-time.
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Traders use imbalance zones as likely revisit points Common in Smart Money/ICT-style strategies for confluence
Best used with:
Order Blocks and FVGs to refine entries
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ICT Indicator by FX Replay
The ICT Indicator by FX Replay is designed for traders following Inner Circle Trader (ICT) methodologies, helping visualize concepts like market structure, liquidity zones, order blocks, and FVGs. This tool is especially powerful when used in replay mode to build and refine high-probability setups.
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All-in-one package of ICT concepts: Order Blocks, Break of Structure, Liquidity Sweeps Used for tagging setups and building repeatable backtest data
Best used with:
HTF PO3 and FVG tools for strategy execution
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HTF PO3° [Pro+] by Toodegrees & FX Replay
The HTF PO3° [Pro+] indicator in FX Replay gives you a clean visual of higher timeframe candle structure on your lower timeframe execution chart. It’s designed to support PO3 (Power of Three) strategy traders by anchoring trades to HTF levels, improving execution accuracy, and eliminating the need to constantly toggle layouts.
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Shows higher timeframe PO3 levels directly on lower timeframe chart Lets traders avoid flipping between charts for HTF context
Best used with:
FVGs and ICT Indicator for multi-timeframe confluence
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Inside Bar by FX Replay
The Inside Bar Indicator on FX Replay is designed to help traders isolate moments of price compression and potential breakout. Inside bars represent consolidation—often leading to explosive moves—and FX Replay's bar replay tool allows you to practice spotting and trading them in a realistic, time-controlled environment.
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Used by price action traders to spot contraction before expansion Often signals potential breakout zones
Best used with:
volume or volatility tools to confirm moves
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DR/IDR by FX Replay
The DR/IDR Indicator in FX Replay is a powerful session-based structure tool that highlights initial price-range behavior and total daily movement. It helps you determine whether to trade with or against a session, validate breakout strength, and locate institutional liquidity levels.
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Plots key opening range traders use for breakout/reversal setups Widely referenced in ICT and SMC-style playbooks
Best used with:
session tools and FVGs to trade around the daily open
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Daye Quarterly Theory
The Daye Quarterly Theory° Indicator is a dynamic time-mapping tool that plots repeating market cycles based on time, not price. Designed in collaboration with Daye (a student of ICT and creator of this theory), this indicator helps traders visualize the market in clearly defined Time Quarters across multiple timeframes—from yearly to intraday. It is especially powerful for traders using ICT-based concepts like PD Arrays, PO3, or session-based executions.
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Splits time into quarterly-style cycles: Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution Applied from yearly down to intraday to forecast cycle turns
Best used with:
ICT PO3 and PD arrays for timing entries
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Fx4°Model by FX Replay
The Fx4°Model Indicator is one of FX Replay’s most powerful tools for real-time market simulation, offering traders a hands-on way to refine strategy execution, backtest setups, and analyze market behavior under repeatable conditions.
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Designed to reinforce Smart Money/ICT-style methodology Helps traders practice narrative building around cycles and structure
Best used with:
Custom
FVG Indicator by FX Replay
The Fair Value Gap (FVG) Indicator in FX Replay allows traders to visually identify imbalances left behind by rapid price movements, offering key areas where price may return before continuing its trend. FVGs are particularly powerful in Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT-based trading strategies.
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Traders use FVGs as imbalance zones likely to be revisited Configurable gap size and lookback make it flexible across timeframes
Best used with:
Order Blocks and Market Structure for entries
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Day of Week and Opening Price Indicator by FX Replay
In FX Replay, the Day of Week and Opening Price Indicator helps you visually align session bias with historical market behavior. It’s perfect for validating PO3 sequences, NY/Asia range traps, and DR/IDR expansions, especially when backtesting intraday strategies.
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Helps traders spot recurring patterns tied to weekdays Common for testing Monday vs Friday bias or midweek reversals
Best used with:
PO3 and DR/IDR for daily narrative setups
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Custom Session Indicator by FX Replay
The Custom Session Indicator is a powerful chart overlay that allows traders to define and visualize up to six custom time-based trading sessions directly on their chart. Whether you're tracking market opens, kill zones, or institutional windows, this tool gives you full control over session plotting and labeling.
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Built for traders who track London, New York, and Asia sessions Helps backtest which session overlap drives most volatility
Best used with:
VWAP or volume spikes for session play
Custom
ATR Based Support and Resistance Zones [UAlgo] by FX Replay
ATR Based Support and Resistance Zones [UAlgo] by FX Replay” is an advanced indicator that uses the Average True Range (ATR) to automatically generate dynamic support and resistance zones—perfect for adapting your trading to live market volatility. It’s available directly in TradingView and complements many strategies tested inside FX Replay.
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Best used with:
Custom
(Preview) Order Blocks with signals by FX Replay
Order Blocks with signals by FX Replay” is a built-in indicator designed to help traders identify key institutional price zones where large buy or sell orders may have been placed—often by banks or other large market participants. These zones can act as support or resistance levels and signal potential trend reversals or continuation setups.
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Best used with:
Custom
(Preview) MentFx Structure by FX Replay
Preview Mentfx Structure by FX Replay" is an in-house indicator inspired by the original Mentfx Structure concept on TradingView. It's designed to help you automatically visualize market structure, identify bullish or bearish trends, and better understand price movement dynamics — directly within the FX Replay platform.
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Auto-labels swing highs and lows to show structure shifts Flips bias when break of structure or change of character occurs
Best used with:
FVGs and Order Blocks for confluence
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TDI - Traders Dynamic Index bt FX Replay
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Combines RSI, moving averages, and volatility bands Popular among retail traders for trend and momentum bias
Best used with:
Custom
DMNS ICT AMD by FX Replay
DMNS ICT AMD by FX Replay is a custom TradingView indicator developed by the user fxdmn, designed to visualize intraday market cycles using ICT (Inner Circle Trading) concepts. It highlights key phases of price behavior throughout the trading day and includes an automatically calculated Goldbach level overlay to enhance analysis.
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Marks daily AMD phases traders watch for liquidity grabs Includes Goldbach level midline for extra confluence
Best used with:
Custom
50% body candle by FX Replay
The "50% Body Candle" is a TradingView indicator created by Ayowande1 that highlights candlesticks where the candle body (the space between open and close) is less than 50% of the total range (from high to low). When this condition is met, the indicator places a small white dot at the center of the candle body—making it easier to spot low-momentum or indecision candles at a glance.
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Marks candles where the body is less than 50% of the range Highlights indecision or absorption candles ahead of reversals
Best used with:
liquidity sweeps or OBs for refined entries
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Majority Rule
The Aroon Indicator, also known as the Majority Rule Indicator, tracks how recently a high or low has occurred within a user-defined period. It’s ideal for identifying trend strength, reversal shifts, and consolidation zones, making it perfect for strategy filtering and backtesting inside FX Replay.
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Trade confirmed when majority of chosen indicators agree Flexible: can mix trend, momentum, or volume tools
Best used with:
Standard
Williams Fractal
In FX Replay, the Williams Fractal Indicator is used to identify swing highs and lows that signal potential trend reversals, breakouts, or trade entries. It’s especially effective when paired with tools like Alligator, VWAP, or liquidity zones during session-based backtesting.
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Identifies recurring five-bar price patterns (highs/lows) Marks potential reversal points within his chaos framework
Best used with:
Alligator to time entries
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Zig Zag
The Zig Zag Indicator in FX Replay visually connects key swing highs and lows to help traders filter noise, spot trend reversals, and backtest market structure logic with clean, simplified price movement lines.
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Filters small moves to highlight major swings Often used to study Elliott Wave patterns
Best used with:
Fibonacci retracements for structure analysis
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Volatility Zero Trend Close-to-Close
The Volatility Zero Trend Close-to-Close Indicator in FX Replay helps you track raw price movement between closing candles, giving you a fast and simple snapshot of market volatility. It’s ideal for spotting momentum shifts, entry timing after consolidation, or filtering trades during quiet price action.
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Rarely seen on retail platforms, more common in research circles Used by quants building cleaner risk and derivatives models
Best used with:
Garman-Klass or Parkinson for deeper analysis
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Williams %R
The Williams %R indicator in FX Replay helps you spot overbought/oversold conditions, divergences, and momentum shifts during replay sessions. It’s ideal for scalping pullbacks, confirming trend exhaustion, and refining trade entries/exits when paired with price structure.
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Above –20 = stretched highs, below –80 = stretched lows Popular with short-term commodity and futures traders
Best used with:
Standard
Vortex Indicator
The Vortex Indicator in FX Replay helps confirm trend shifts by comparing positive and negative directional momentum via: VI+ (bullish strength), VI- (bearish strength). This makes it great for spotting early reversals, validating breakouts, or tracking ongoing trends during playback.
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Inspired by natural vortex patterns found in rivers and whirlpools Traders use VI+ crossing VI– to confirm trend direction
Best used with:
ADX for trend strength analysis
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Volatility O-H-L-C
The Volatility O-H-L-C concept in FX Replay focuses on analyzing the Open, High, Low, and Close of candles to assess real-time volatility dynamics. It’s an essential tool for understanding market energy, timing breakouts, and adjusting risk based on candle behavior during session replays.
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More precise than close-to-close method Often used by quantitative traders for risk models
Best used with:
Standard
Volume Oscillator
The Volume Oscillator (VO) in FX Replay compares short-term and long-term volume to measure volume momentum. It’s perfect for confirming breakouts, avoiding low-conviction trades, and enhancing your bias filters during session-based backtesting.
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Measures shifts in participation before major breakouts Breakout traders rely on it to gauge conviction
Best used with:
RSI or MACD for timing entries
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Volume Profile Fixed Range
The FRVP in FX Replay is a powerful volume visualization tool that maps where volume occurred within a selected time range. It helps uncover true support/resistance, liquidity zones, and reaction points—perfect for building high-confluence trade plans during backtesting.
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Highlights price zones where “smart money” built heavy positions Day traders use high-volume nodes as support/resistance anchors
Best used with:
VWAP for intraday setups
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Volatility Index
The VIX measures expected volatility in the S&P 500 over the next 30 days and acts as a macro sentiment gauge. While not an FX-specific tool, it’s a powerful overlay for evaluating risk conditions when trading sensitive pairs like JPY, CHF, and USD inside FX Replay.
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Often called the “fear gauge” of the market Used to track market sentiment and risk expectations
Best used with:
Standard
Volume
The Volume Indicator in FX Replay is essential for validating breakouts, assessing trend strength, and spotting early reversals. It helps you distinguish between high-conviction market moves and low-participation noise—vital for cleaner backtests and tighter trade execution.
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Traders see volume as the “fuel” that powers price trends Floor traders watched volume surges to spot institutional moves
Best used with:
OBV or MFI to confirm trend strength
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VWMA
The VWMA in FX Replay helps you analyze trend direction with volume sensitivity—ideal for filtering trades, confirming momentum shifts, and validating breakout strength. Unlike a simple moving average, the VWMA gives more weight to high-volume candles, making it powerful for volume-confirmed trend tracking.
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Best used with:
Standard
Volatility Close-to-Close
The Close-to-Close Volatility indicator in FX Replay measures market instability based on the standard deviation of log returns between candle closes. It’s a key tool for understanding market conditions, adjusting trade timing, and filtering risk during strategy development.
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Expands with price swings, contracts in quiet periods Often compared with Parkinson or Garman-Klass volatility formulas
Best used with:
Standard
Williams Alligator
The Alligator Indicator in FX Replay uses three smoothed moving averages to visually define whether the market is asleep, awakening, trending, or exhausted. It’s ideal for identifying directional bias, timing entries during breakouts, and filtering trades during choppy conditions.
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Three smoothed MAs called jaw, teeth, and lips “wake up” in trends Designed as part of his chaos trading system
Best used with:
Awesome Oscillator for confirmation
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Volume Profile Visible Range
While FX Replay doesn’t currently offer a built-in live VPVR overlay, you can simulate VPVR behavior using the Fixed Range Volume Profile (FRVP) and volume analysis tools. This lets you uncover real-time support/resistance, high-volume nodes (HVNs), and breakout potential across trading sessions.
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Dynamically updates as traders zoom or scroll charts Crypto traders rely on it to identify live order flow zones
Best used with:
footprint charts and Delta Volume tools
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Trend Strength Index
The Trend Strength Index (TSI) in FX Replay is a momentum oscillator designed to confirm trend quality and support trade management decisions. It’s best used to track the health of a move rather than to trigger entries on its own.
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Measures trend strength relative to standard deviation Values above 25 often confirm strong trend
Best used with:
RSI or ADX
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Typical Price
The Typical Price (TP) indicator in FX Replay provides a smoothed midpoint of each candle by averaging the high, low, and close. It’s a lightweight trend filter that can help you refine directional bias, identify potential reversal zones, or support moving average–based strategies during playback and backtesting.
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Often used in Money Flow Index calculation Helps smooth price analysis without complexity
Best used with:
Standard
TRIX
The TRIX (Triple Exponential Moving Average) in FX Replay is a momentum oscillator that filters out noise while highlighting shifts in trend strength. It’s excellent for spotting early momentum, reversals, or validating bias direction during backtesting.
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Zero line crossovers show momentum shifts Popular for filtering market noise
Best used with:
Standard
VWAP
The VWAP in FX Replay tracks the intraday average price weighted by volume. It’s a vital tool for evaluating trend context, defining support/resistance zones, and managing trades within daily session boundaries.
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Institutions use it to gauge fair intraday price for large orders Day traders compare price vs VWAP for bias (above = bullish)
Best used with:
Volume Profile for market structure
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True Strength Index
The TSI in FX Replay is a double-smoothed momentum oscillator that helps you confirm trend strength, spot reversals, and filter trade bias with minimal noise. It excels at identifying when momentum aligns or diverges from price action—ideal for backtesting across session windows and breakout zones.
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Uses double-smoothed price changes for momentum analysis Values above zero bullish, below zero bearish
Best used with:
signal line for crossovers
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Triple EMA
The TEMA in FX Replay is a high-performance moving average that smooths out noise while staying responsive to price shifts. It’s ideal for trend confirmation, bounce trades, and entry/exit signals, especially in fast-moving environments.
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Combines multiple EMAs to reduce lag and smooth price Reacts faster than standard EMA
Best used with:
Double EMA for comparison
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Ultimate Oscillator
The Ultimate Oscillator (UO) in FX Replay is a multi-timeframe momentum tool that blends short-, mid-, and long-term pressure readings to reveal true market momentum. It’s ideal for detecting hidden strength, reversal signals, and momentum divergence during your backtesting workflows.
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Created by Larry Williams in 1976 Reduces false signals compared to single-period oscillators
Best used with:
Standard
Stochastic
The Stochastic Oscillator in FX Replay is a momentum-based tool that helps you identify trend exhaustion, spot reversals, and fine-tune entries/exits. It compares the current closing price to the asset’s high-low range over a given period.
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Compares close relative to recent high-low range Above 80 overbought, below 20 oversold
Best used with:
RSI or MACD
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Stochastic RSI
The Stochastic RSI in FX Replay is a fast-reacting momentum indicator that applies the Stochastic formula to RSI, giving you quick reversal signals—especially during range-bound sessions. It’s best used for short-term setups, divergence tracking, and entry timing near liquidity zones or key levels.
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More sensitive than RSI alone Favored by short-term traders for faster signals
Best used with:
Standard
SuperTrend
The SuperTrend Indicator in FX Replay is a trend-following overlay that dynamically shifts with price action and volatility. It helps you identify directional bias, time entries, and manage exits with visual clarity during both intraday and swing backtesting.
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Plots above price in downtrend, below in uptrend Popular among intraday traders for trailing stops
Best used with:
Standard
Standard Error Bands
The Standard Error Bands (SEB) indicator in FX Replay combines trend detection with volatility mapping, helping you track the market’s momentum with precision. It draws a linear regression-based middle line and wraps it with upper and lower bands based on standard error calculations — ideal for spotting breakouts, continuation setups, or reversal conditions.
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Tighter bands highlight efficiency of price trends Alternative to Bollinger Bands for smoother signals
Best used with:
Standard
Relative Volatility Index
The Relative Volatility Index (RVI) in FX Replay measures volatility direction, not price direction. It tells you whether volatility is picking up (potential momentum shift) or fading (potential trend exhaustion). Unlike standard momentum indicators, the RVI is based on standard deviation, making it a powerful tool for gauging strength behind price moves.
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RSI-style measure but applied to standard deviation Values above 50 suggest rising volatility
Best used with:
RSI for dual confirmation
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SMI Ergodic Indicator/Oscillator
The SMIEO in FX Replay is a momentum and trend-following tool that combines the True Strength Index (TSI), a signal line (EMA), and a histogram (SMIO) to help you spot reversals, confirm entries, and gauge market strength.
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Variation of the True Strength Index by William Blau Smooths momentum with double EMAs
Best used with:
MACD for momentum analysis
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Standard Deviation
The Standard Deviation Indicator in FX Replay measures market volatility, showing how far price deviates from its average over a given period. It’s a key tool for understanding momentum strength, identifying range-to-trend transitions, and adjusting risk settings in your trading system.
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Often used in Bollinger Bands calculations Helps traders set stop-loss or position size
Best used with:
Standard
Spread
While FX Replay does not display live bid/ask spread data, understanding spread mechanics is crucial when analyzing liquidity conditions, trade cost efficiency, and execution timing—especially when replicating real-market trading behavior during backtesting.
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Key for forex and futures traders Often tracked with volume and volatility measures
Best used with:
Standard
Standard Error
The Standard Error Bands (SEB) indicator in FX Replay is a volatility + trend visualization tool. It plots a linear regression line as the trend base and surrounds it with upper and lower bands calculated from the standard error. This helps you identify breakout conditions, trend stability, or trend reversal points.
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Useful for statistical trading systems Smaller error means closer fit, larger error shows noise
Best used with:
linear regression tools
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Smoothed Moving Average
The SMMA in FX Replay is a momentum-smoothing trend indicator that helps you track trend direction, spot reversals, and analyze market bias by smoothing out price fluctuations with a heavier emphasis on recent data.
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Lags more but shows clearer trend direction Often used in long-term trend analysis
Best used with:
Standard
Relative Vigor Index
The RVI in FX Replay is a momentum-based oscillator designed to show whether bulls or bears are dominating the market. Unlike traditional oscillators, RVI compares closing price strength to price range using volume-weighted calculations—making it useful for trend confirmation and divergence signals.
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Compares close relative to trading range for momentum Values above zero bullish, below zero bearish
Best used with:
a signal line for crossovers
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Price Oscillator
The Price Oscillator (PPO) on FX Replay helps you measure trend strength and momentum using the percentage difference between two EMAs (like 9 and 26). It's great for spotting trend shifts early and confirming momentum behind price action.
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Difference between two moving averages (often EMAs) Reacts faster than MACD due to simpler structure
Best used with:
RSI for confirmation
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Moving Average Triple
On FX Replay, the Triple Moving Average Crossover Indicator is a great tool for spotting trend shifts and filtering out noise using three EMA lines with different timeframes.
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Signals generated when fast MA crosses both medium and slow Filters out false signals better than double MA
Best used with:
Standard
Relative Strength Index
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that helps traders evaluate whether a market is potentially overbought or oversold — signaling a possible reversal or continuation in price. In FX Replay, RSI is a powerful tool when combined with replayed price action, structure analysis, and session-based context. It gives you a second layer of insight beyond raw price, especially when identifying high-probability entry or exit zones during key time windows.
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Measures momentum between 0 and 100 One of the most widely used trading indicators
Best used with:
Standard
Rate Of Change
The Rate of Change (ROC) is a momentum indicator that measures how quickly price is moving compared to previous periods. On FX Replay, you can use ROC to spot shifts in momentum, confirm trends, and time entries more effectively.
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Classic momentum indicator measuring percentage price change Often used to spot divergences before reversals
Best used with:
MACD or RSI
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Rank Correlation Index
The Rank Correlation Index (RCI) on FX Replay helps you spot when the market is out of sync with itself — a sign that a reversal or momentum shift might be around the corner. Think of it like a smarter RSI that looks at time and price together.
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Uses Spearman’s rank correlation to measure trend strength Values near +1 show strong uptrend, near -1 strong downtrend
Best used with:
RSI for confirmation
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Moving Average Weighted
On FX Replay, the Weighted Moving Average (WMA) is a responsive trend-following tool that emphasizes recent price action more than a simple moving average (SMA). It’s ideal for identifying short-term trend changes and dynamic support/resistance zones.
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Reacts faster than SMA but smoother than EMA Useful for intraday trend signals
Best used with:
volume indicators for context
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Price Channel
The Price Channel Indicator on FX Replay is a simple but powerful way to visualize trend boundaries and spot breakouts. It plots the highest high and lowest low over a selected period (usually 20 candles), creating a visual channel that updates dynamically.
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Useful for trend-following and range trading setups Similar to Donchian Channels
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Ratio
The Ratio Indicator lets you compare the performance of two assets, helping you spot relative strength, rotations, and leading signals in the market.
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Helps traders identify relative strength or weakness Often used in intermarket or sector analysis
Best used with:
moving averages for smoother comparisons
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Price Volume Trend
The Price Volume Trend (PVT) indicator on FX Replay blends price movement and volume to show whether money is flowing in or out of the market. It’s ideal for confirming trends and spotting subtle shifts in momentum before they hit price structure.
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Similar to OBV but uses proportional price changes Rising PVT with rising price confirms bullish strength
Best used with:
moving averages for clarity
Moving Average Hamming
The Hamming Moving Average on FX Replay is a powerful smoothing tool that helps you identify cleaner trends by reducing the impact of erratic price spikes. It applies a weighted formula that emphasizes the center of the data window, making it especially effective for spotting cyclical behavior in markets.
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Smooths price data while reducing noise More responsive than simple MA but less than EMA
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other MAs
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Moving Average Exponential
The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on FX Replay helps you track trend direction with greater precision by emphasizing recent price movements.
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Popular for short-term trading signals Often used in MACD calculation
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Pivot Points Standard
The Pivot Points Standard Indicator on FX Replay helps you quickly identify key support and resistance levels for potential reversals and trend continuation setups.
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Calculates support/resistance from prior high, low, and close Intraday traders use pivots for entries and exits
Best used with:
candlestick patterns for confirmation
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Moving Average Channel
The Moving Average Channel (MAC) indicator on FX Replay creates a dynamic channel using moving averages of highs and lows to help you spot breakouts and trend confirmations in real time.
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Highlights breakout and pullback opportunities Similar in concept to envelopes or Keltner Channels
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Parabolic SAR
The Parabolic SAR (Stop and Reverse) indicator in FX Replay helps you visually track trend direction and potential reversals during backtesting. It's represented by a series of dots that shift positions based on price action.
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Dots trail price to signal stop-and-reverse points Best in trending markets, less reliable in ranges
Best used with:
ADX to filter signals
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On Balance Volume
The On Balance Volume (OBV) indicator on FX Replay is designed to help you gauge buying vs. selling pressure by tracking volume flow in relation to price movement. It's useful for confirming trends, spotting potential reversals, and validating breakout strength during backtesting.
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Cumulative total of volume added/subtracted by price direction Rising OBV with rising price confirms strength
Best used with:
trend indicators for confirmation
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Momentum
The Momentum (MOM) Indicator on FX Replay helps you quickly assess the speed and strength of price movements over time. It's a leading indicator that compares current price to a previous price n periods ago and is great for spotting trends, potential reversals, and confirming breakouts.
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Rising momentum signals strength, falling signals weakness Can detect divergences ahead of reversals
Best used with:
RSI or MACD
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Moving Average Multiple
The Multiple Moving Average indicator on FX Replay, including popular configurations like the GMMA, is an excellent tool to visually analyze market trends by layering short- and long-term EMAs on your chart.
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Crossovers between groups show trend alignment Similar to Guppy Multiple Moving Average
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Moving Average Double
The Moving Average Double (DEMA) on FX Replay is a responsive trend-following tool that helps you detect market direction earlier than standard moving averages.
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Faster MA crossing slower MA signals trend shifts Bullish cross = buy signal, bearish cross = sell signal
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Net Volume
On FX Replay, the Net Volume indicator gives you insight into buying vs. selling pressure by showing the difference between uptick and downtick volume in real time. It's especially useful for validating breakouts and identifying trend strength.
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Cumulative indicator tracking up-volume minus down-volume Helps gauge buying vs selling pressure strength
Best used with:
On-Balance Volume for confirmation
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Mass Index
The Mass Index (MI) is a leading technical analysis tool available on FX Replay that helps you spot potential trend reversals by analyzing price range volatility. While the indicator doesn’t predict direction, it’s excellent for signaling when a major shift may be coming.
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Detects potential reversals using range expansions Rising above 27 often signals trend reversal setups
Best used with:
moving averages for confirmation
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Moving Average Adaptive
The Moving Average Adaptive Indicator on FX Replay, such as the Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA), dynamically adjusts to market volatility—giving you smoother signals during sideways action and responsive tracking during strong trends.
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Responds faster in trends, slows down in sideways markets Adjusts smoothing speed based on market volatility
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Least Squares Moving Average
The Least Squares Moving Average (LSMA) is available in FX Replay as a powerful tool for identifying trend direction and spotting potential reversals. It uses linear regression to smooth out price data and project the line of best fit over a chosen period—ideal for reducing noise and confirming structure shifts.
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Responds faster than simple or exponential MAs Often used to confirm regression-based indicators
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MACD
The MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator on FX Replay helps you identify trends, momentum shifts, and potential reversals based on the interaction of moving averages.
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Combines EMAs to track momentum shifts Signal line crossovers guide entries and exits
Best used with:
RSI for confirmation
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MA with EMA Cross
The MA with EMA Crossover Indicator on FX Replay is a versatile tool for spotting trend changes and trade setups across different timeframes.
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Crossovers signal bullish or bearish conditions Helps traders balance speed vs stability
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Linear Regression Curve
The Linear Regression Curve indicator in FX Replay helps you visualize the underlying trend of the market by plotting a "best fit" curve based on recent price action. It's ideal for analyzing long-term structure and identifying potential turning points, especially on higher timeframes like the weekly chart.
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Shows general trend direction without smoothing Favored by traders studying statistical price tendencies
Best used with:
Linear Regression Channel
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Moving Average
Moving Averages are a foundational tool in technical analysis and are fully supported in FX Replay. They help smooth out price fluctuations, identify trend direction, and can be used for both short-term setups and long-term strategy planning.
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Smooths price to reveal overall trend direction Simple MA gives equal weight to all periods
Best used with:
RSI or MACD for signals
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Money Flow Index
The Money Flow Index (MFI) on FX Replay blends price and volume to help you detect overbought/oversold zones and potential trend reversals. It’s great for spotting hidden momentum shifts before price reacts.
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Combines price and volume, often called “volume-weighted RSI” Values above 80 overbought, below 20 oversold
Best used with:
RSI for confirmation
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Median Price
The Median Price Indicator on FX Replay helps you smooth out short-term fluctuations by calculating the average of the high and low price for each bar. It’s a simple yet powerful tool to clarify trend direction and spot key support and resistance levels in your backtesting environment.
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Provides simple mid-point reference of price action Helps smooth charts without added complexity
Best used with:
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McGinley Dynamic
The McGinley Dynamic Indicator is a powerful trend-following tool available on FX Replay, designed to smooth price action while dynamically adjusting to market speed. Unlike standard moving averages, it automatically adapts to volatility, offering more accurate insights during fast market shifts.
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Smooths price action better than standard MAs Designed to adjust to changing market speeds
Best used with:
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Linear Regression Slope
The Linear Regression Slope indicator on FX Replay helps you quantify the strength and direction of a trend by calculating the slope of a linear regression line fitted over a selected timeframe. This is especially useful for validating setups or confirming entries on trending moves.
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Positive slope = uptrend, negative slope = downtrend Reacts faster than moving averages in trend shifts
Best used with:
regression curve or channel
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MA Cross
The Moving Average Cross Indicator on FX Replay is a powerful way to identify momentum shifts and plan entries or exits. By tracking when short- and long-term moving averages cross over each other, you can spot possible trend reversals with greater confidence.
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Bullish when fast MA crosses above slow MA Bearish when fast MA crosses below slow MA
Best used with:
MACD for confirmation
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Historical Volatility
The Historical Volatility (HV) Indicator in FX Replay gives traders a statistical view of how volatile an asset has been over a specified number of periods. By measuring the standard deviation of price returns, HV helps contextualize price behavior, volatility risk, and potential momentum shifts across any timeframe.
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Higher values = greater risk and wider expected ranges Useful for setting stop-loss and position sizing
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