Zeussy Time Cycles by FX Replay

Zeussy Time Cycles – FX Replay Guide

The Zeussy Time Cycles Indicator in FX Replay allows you to overlay structured time blocks like 30-minute and 90-minute AMD cycles, plus session splits (Asia, London, NY AM/PM) on your charts. This gives you a temporal framework to test how market behavior aligns with institutional time-based activity.

Setup Steps

Add the Session Indicator:

• Go to Indicators.

• Search for “Session Indicator by FX Replay”.

• Choose either the NY version or default UTC depending on your strategy clock. Customize Your Time Blocks:

• Open the settings (gear icon).

• Under Inputs, enable:

• 30 AMD Cycle

• 90 AMD Cycle

• Asia, London, NY AM/PM sessions

• Optional: Rename or recolor blocks for better visibility and workflow. Display Options:

• To view past cycles for backtesting, uncheck “Draw Today’s Only”.

• Use “Above/Below Chart” options to adjust how cycle labels are displayed.

• Fine-tune appearance:

• Change background color, border width, or text font.

• Hide unnecessary sessions to declutter the screen.

How to Use in Trading

Session-Based Trade Planning:

• Use time cycles to segment price action:

• Look for recurring reactions at 30/90 min marks.

• Validate breakout timing near NY AM start or London open.

• Mark high-probability time blocks where momentum tends to surge or fade.

Backtesting Strategy:

• Track how price behaves during:

• First 30 min of NY session (AMD 30).

• First 90 min of London or NY (AMD 90).

• Overlap zones between sessions.

• Tag setups:

• “90 AMD Fade + FVG”

• “London Open Reversal + Zeussy Box Sweep”

• “NY PM Consolidation Fail”

Layer With Other FX Replay Tools:

• Combine Zeussy cycles with:

• SMMA or TEMA to define trend.

• VWAP or Volume Spike Zones for entries.

• Fractals or RSI to confirm reversals during cycle shifts.

Pro Tip

In FX Replay, the Zeussy Time Cycles Indicator helps map rhythm into your strategy. Use it to:

• Avoid trades during flat or overlapping blocks.
• Time entries at high-probability windows (e.g., end of Asia into London).
• Build a session-based journaling model tracking entry effectiveness inside and outside key cycles.