Linear Regression Slope – FX Replay Guide

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.

How to Use It in FX Replay

1. Identify Trend Direction

• Positive Slope: Uptrend.
• Negative Slope: Downtrend.
• Near Zero: Ranging/Consolidation.

2. Measure Trend Strength

• A steep slope means the trend is strong.
• A shallow or flat slope = Weak or choppy trend.

3. Confirm Entries

• Use the slope as confirmation when price aligns with your trade bias.
• Combine with tools like Order Blocks, FVG, or HTF PO3° for higher confluence.

4. Spot Entry Triggers

• Slope crossing above 0: Potential long setup.
• Slope crossing below 0: Potential short setup.
• Slope direction change: Momentum shift.

5. Risk Management Tips

• Place stop-loss below the regression line for long trades.
• Place stop-loss above the regression line for short trades.
• Use slope changes as early exit signals in case of weakening trend.

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