Stochastic Oscillator – FX Replay Guide

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.

How to Add It in FX Replay:

1. Open the Indicators panel.
2. Search for “Stochastic Oscillator” or “Stochastics”.
3. Use the default settings (%K = 14, %D = 3) or adjust as needed for your strategy.
4. Add it below your chart for real-time momentum visualization during playback.

How to Use It in FX Replay:

Overbought & Oversold Levels

• Above 80 = Overbought → watch for sell setups
• Below 20 = Oversold → watch for buy setups

Crossovers as Triggers

• %K crosses above %D in the oversold zone = potential long entry
• %K crosses below %D in the overbought zone = potential short entry

Divergence Spotting

• Price makes higher highs but Stochastics makes lower highs = bearish divergence
• Price makes lower lows but Stochastics makes higher lows = bullish divergence

Multi-Timeframe Testing

• Use 5M or 15M Stochastics for intraday signals
• Test higher timeframes (1H/4H) for trend filters in strategy development

Entry Filter Tool

• Pair with liquidity sweeps, FVG zones, or session opens
• Use as a confirmation layer rather than a primary signal

Pro Tip:

In FX Replay, use the Stochastic Oscillator to fine-tune your entries during backtests. It’s especially powerful when combined with:

• Session-based setups (e.g., NY open)
• Price action triggers (e.g., liquidity grabs)
• Trend filters like moving averages or VWAP

Focus on confluence, not isolated signals, for higher trade probability.