Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) in FX Replay

The Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) is a trend-following indicator in FX Replay that layers multiple short- and long-term EMAs to give traders deeper insight into trend strength, structure, and reversal potential. It's ideal for both swing traders and long-term strategists.

How GMMA Works in FX Replay

Divides EMAs into two color-coded groups:

• Short-term EMAs (e.g., 3 to 15 periods) – reflect trader sentiment.
• Long-term EMAs (e.g., 30 to 60 periods) – reflect investor sentiment.

As price evolves, the distance and relationship between the two groups signal trend phases and potential trade opportunities.

How to Interpret It

Trend Direction:

• Uptrend: Blue (short-term) EMAs stacked above red (long-term) EMAs.
• Downtrend: Blue EMAs stacked below red EMAs.

Trend Strength:

• Wide separation: Indicates a strong, established trend.
• Convergence: Signals possible weakening or reversal zone.

Entry/Exit Triggers:

• Buy Signal: Short-term EMAs cross above long-term EMAs.
• Sell Signal: Short-term EMAs cross below long-term EMAs.
• Confirm entries with price structure or momentum indicators in FX Replay.

Support/Resistance Use:

• EMA clusters often act as dynamic zones for pullbacks and continuation entries.

FX Replay Tips for GMMA Use

• Overlay the GMMA with liquidity zones, FVGs, or order blocks for precision entries.
• Use FX Replay’s Position Tool to simulate setups and analyze R:R.
• Combine with RSI or MACD to filter out weak signals or choppy market phases.
• Works great across timeframes, especially for trend continuation strategies.

Default Settings in FX Replay (Recommended):

• Short-term EMAs: 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15
• Long-term EMAs: 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 60
• Color Scheme: Short-term = blue, Long-term = red