Williams %R

Indicator guide

The Williams %R indicator in FX Replay helps you spot overbought/oversold conditions, divergences, and momentum shifts during replay sessions. It’s ideal for scalping pullbacks, confirming trend exhaustion, and refining trade entries/exits when paired with price structure.

Williams %R – FX Replay Guide

The Williams %R indicator in FX Replay helps you spot overbought/oversold conditions, divergences, and momentum shifts during replay sessions. It’s ideal for scalping pullbacks, confirming trend exhaustion, and refining trade entries/exits when paired with price structure.

How to Add It

  • Open the Indicators panel.
  • Search for “Williams %R”.
  • Apply with default settings (usually 14 periods), or adjust to match your replay timeframe.

How to Use It in FX Replay

Key Zones:

  • -20 to 0 = Overbought zone → potential sell setups.

  • -80 to -100 = Oversold zone → potential buy setups.

  • Use in context: Look for price near liquidity zones, FVGs, or structure levels. Entry Strategy:

  • Buy Setup: %R dips below -80 → monitor for upward reversal + confirmation candle.

  • Sell Setup: %R rises above -20 → look for rejection and downward move. Trend Reversal with Divergence:

  • Bullish Divergence: Price makes lower lows, %R makes higher lows → watch for breakout or reclaim.

  • Bearish Divergence: Price makes higher highs, %R fails to confirm → setup for reversal or fade.

Backtesting Tips

Tag setups by:

  • “%R Oversold + Bullish Candle”
  • “%R Divergence + VWAP Reclaim”
  • “Failed Breakout + %R in Overbought”

Confirm with FX Replay Tools

Pair %R with:

  • SMMA or TEMA for trend filter
  • Volume spikes or VWAP for momentum confirmation
  • Silver Bullet session or NY open to validate timing

Pro Tip

In FX Replay, Williams %R works best when you:

  • Use it in context (structure + session timing)
  • Avoid taking signals in isolation—always confirm with price action or another tool
  • Use it to time entries on pullbacks in strong trends or to fade exhaustion at extremes