Stochastic RSI

Indicator guide

The Stochastic RSI in FX Replay is a fast-reacting momentum indicator that applies the Stochastic formula to RSI, giving you quick reversal signals—especially during range-bound sessions. It’s best used for short-term setups, divergence tracking, and entry timing near liquidity zones or key levels.

Stochastic RSI (StochRSI) – FX Replay Guide

The Stochastic RSI in FX Replay is a fast-reacting momentum indicator that applies the Stochastic formula to RSI, giving you quick reversal signals—especially during range-bound sessions. It’s best used for short-term setups, divergence tracking, and entry timing near liquidity zones or key levels.

How to Add It in FX Replay:

  • Go to the Indicators panel.
  • Search for “Stochastic RSI” or “StochRSI.”
  • Apply it to your chart and adjust settings as needed (defaults: RSI = 14, %K = 3, %D = 3).

How to Use It in FX Replay:

Key Levels

  • Below 0.2 = Oversold → watch for buy setups
  • Above 0.8 = Overbought → watch for sell setups
  • Use these zones to isolate high-probability entries in sideways or fading markets

Crossovers

  • %K crosses above %D in oversold = bullish trigger
  • %K crosses below %D in overbought = bearish trigger
  • Time entries during Silver Bullet windows or session opens when these align with FVGs or market structure

Divergence Spotting

  • Use during backtesting to tag:

  • Bullish divergence = Price makes lower lows, StochRSI makes higher lows

  • Bearish divergence = Price makes higher highs, StochRSI makes lower highs

  • Great for validating entry logic during sessions with liquidity grabs

Momentum Confirmation

  • Readings above 0.5 support bullish bias
  • Readings below 0.5 favor bearish setups
  • Use as a bias filter when trading breakouts or retracements

Pro Tip:

In FX Replay, StochRSI is best used as an entry-timing filter—not a standalone trigger. Pair it with:

  • Liquidity sweep zones
  • FVG re-tests
  • SMMA or VWAP
  • Silver Bullet session timing This gives you high-confluence signals, especially for scalps or short intraday moves.