TRIX Indicator – FX Replay Guide

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.

How to Add It:

• Go to the Indicators panel
• Search for “TRIX”
• Add the indicator, and optionally enable the signal line (a moving average of the TRIX)

How to Use It in FX Replay:

Zero Line Interpretation:

• Above 0 = Bullish momentum → favor long setups
• Below 0 = Bearish momentum → favor short setups
• Use the zero-line cross as a filter for directional bias

Signal Line Crossovers:

• TRIX crossing above signal line = Potential buy signal
• TRIX crossing below signal line = Potential sell signal
• Use these crossovers during session windows (e.g., NY, London) for tighter confirmation

Divergence Analysis:

• Bullish divergence:
  Price makes lower lows, TRIX makes higher lows → possible reversal
• Bearish divergence:
  Price makes higher highs, TRIX makes lower highs → fading strength

Pairing With Price Action:

Confirm TRIX setups with:

• Fair Value Gap (FVG) zones
• Smoothed Moving Average (SMMA) direction
• Liquidity sweeps or retests

Testing Strategies:

• Backtest using zero-line filters to avoid trades against the trend
• Example logic:
  “Only take long trades if TRIX > 0 and price reclaims previous day’s high”

Pro Tip:

In FX Replay, TRIX shines when used as a bias confirmation tool.
Use it to avoid counter-trend trades and fine-tune reversal setups.
Combine with session-based tools or structural breaks to boost your win rate.