HTF PO3° [Pro+] – FX Replay Guide

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.

🛠 Setup & Configuration:

Add the Indicator:

• Go to Indicators → search for “PO3” or “HTF PO3° [Pro+]”.
• Apply to your chart (works best on 1M, 3M, 5M, 15M).

Choose Higher Timeframe:

• In settings, select the HTF to visualize (e.g., 1H, 4H, Daily).
• You can stack multiple HTF PO3s to see Daily + 4H, or 4H + 1H simultaneously.

Displayed Elements:

• Open: Acts as the session's “True Open”—used to define PO3 manipulation/expansion phase.
• High/Low: Shows current top/bottom of HTF candle in development.
• Range Box: Visually track the HTF candle’s active size.
• Countdown: Shows remaining time until HTF candle closes (for HTFs below 1D).

📈 Trade Setup Integration:

Build Your Narrative:

• Q1 (Accumulation): Price coils near HTF open.
• Q2 (Manipulation): Fakeouts around HTF open level.
• Q3 (Distribution/Expansion): Price trends toward HTF high/low.
• Q4 (Continuation or Reversal): Trend exhausts or resets.

Execution Examples:

• VWAP reclaim + HTF PO3 open retest = long entry.
• Break of PO3 low + PO3 high rejection = short setup.
• Fractal or FVG inside Q2 → PO3 breakout trigger.

Backtest Use Cases:

• Replay Mode:
  • Study how price respects or rejects the HTF open.
  • Replay multiple days to journal how setups play relative to PO3 structure.

Combine With:

• DR/IDR Indicator: Session structure vs. HTF expansion.
• Zeussy Time Cycles: Align PO3 manipulation with AMD 30/90 moves.
• Volume or CMF: Confirm if PO3 expansion has order flow support.

🚀 Pro Tip:

In FX Replay, HTF PO3° is your anchor for narrative-based execution:

• HTF open holds = bullish bias → lean long.
• Sweep + reject of HTF high = trap setup → fade or reverse.
• Manipulation around HTF open = don’t rush entries → wait for expansion phase.

Perfect for:

• PO3-based journaling.
• Multi-HTF alignment (e.g., D1 HTF + M5 execution).
• Backtesting institutional-style setups across session windows.