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Linear Regression Curve

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The Linear Regression Curve indicator in FX Replay helps you visualize the underlying trend of the market by plotting a "best fit" curve based on recent price action. It's ideal for analyzing long-term structure and identifying potential turning points, especially on higher timeframes like the weekly chart.

Linear Regression Curve – FX Replay Guide

The Linear Regression Curve indicator in FX Replay helps you visualize the underlying trend of the market by plotting a "best fit" curve based on recent price action. It's ideal for analyzing long-term structure and identifying potential turning points, especially on higher timeframes like the weekly chart.

How to Use in FX Replay

1. Determine Market Trend

  • Curve rising: Bullish structure.

  • Curve falling: Bearish structure. 2. Spot Dynamic Support & Resistance

  • Price bouncing off the curve may indicate a continuation.

  • Rejections or penetrations of the curve often hint at reversal setups. 3. Confirm Your Bias

  • Combine the curve with Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, or HTF PO3° for confluence. 4. Fine-Tune Time Sensitivity

  • Use shorter look-back periods for scalping or intraday trades.

  • Use longer look-backs for swing or position trading. 5. Recognize Trade Setups

  • Long Entry: Price drops below the curve in an uptrend (buy the dip).

  • Short Entry: Price rises above the curve in a downtrend (sell the rally).

  • Trend Reversal: Price crosses the curve with increasing momentum. ‍

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