Willy ORB for Gold – Session Presets (NY 5m)

What it does:

Plots the opening-range high/low for the main Gold sessions (Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, Frankfurt, London, New York 5-minute OR by default). It projects TP1/TP2 expansion targets, supports a timezone offset so opens line up with your broker, and includes breakout alerts on confirmed closes.

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Why it’s Gold-friendly
• New York (COMEX pit): 5-minute opening range at ~20:20 local (via your offset) to capture the most active burst.
• London / Frankfurt: strong European volatility windows for XAU/USD.
• Shanghai / Tokyo / Sydney: structure-setting sessions before momentum builds.

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Features
• Session presets: SH, TK, SY, FR, LDN, NY (5m) — toggle individually
• 15m OR for all sessions except NY (5m) by default (editable per session)
• TP1 / TP2 expansion targets (user-defined multiples)
• Labels for 15m/5m range and targets; customizable styles
• Timezone offset control (aligns lines to your local clock)
• Daily auto-reset for clean levels
• Alerts: “Closed Above Range High” / “Closed Below Range Low” per session

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How to use
1. Add to chart (best on 1–15m).
2. In settings → Gold Sessions, toggle the sessions you want.
3. Set “My time offset from chart (hours)” so session lines match your broker time.
4. Trade the breakouts: when price closes beyond the session high/low, TP levels plot automatically.

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Parameters (quick guide)
• Targets: TP1/TP2 multiples (e.g., 1.0 and 2.0).
• Labels: left/right label placement, line styles/colors.
• Sessions: enable/disable + choose each session’s OR length (NY defaults to 5m).

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Tips for XAU/USD
• London often gives the cleanest first breakout.
• New York tends to drive continuation after data releases.
• Consider pairing with volume/volatility or HTF trend for confluence.

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Notes
• Built in Pine Script v6.
• Indicator (not a strategy). For backtests, use a companion strategy that trades the closes beyond the OR with SL at the opposite side and TP by R.

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Disclaimer

For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Always backtest and manage risk.