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Session Levels - Asia, London, NY, Premarket & Prior DayWhat it shows session highs/lows for Asia, London, premarket, and the NY session during the RTH window; midnight open; NY RTH open and session close; optional NDOG 25% / 50% / 75% vs prior RTH close. Prior day: completed RTH open, high, low, and close from the last RTH session, plus prior calendar day 24h high/low. Untouched liquidity levels: optional highlight (color/line width) until the first qualifying wick/body intersection with the level (see inputs). History: optional list of untouched levels from earlier days (subject to TradingView line/label limits). How to use Set timezone and session strings to match your instrument (default: America/New_York). Enable or disable level groups and adjust colors under Levels and Colors. Use "Untouched liquidity" to emphasize levels that have not yet been traded through per the script rules. If you hit drawing limits, lower "Max untouched historical levels" or turn off historical untouched levels. Limitations Drawing count is capped by max_lines_count and max_labels_count. Very long history may require reducing stored historical levels or zooming to a shorter range. Disclaimer For chart analysis and education only. Past or hypothetical behavior does not guarantee future results. Not financial advice.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
sebventure82의
Trading Sessions Suite [BackQuant]Trading Sessions Suite Overview Trading Sessions Suite is a full intraday structure framework built around market sessions, kill zones, and session-specific order flow . It transforms the trading day into a sequence of structured regimes, allowing you to track how liquidity, volatility, and positioning evolve across Asia, London, and New York. Instead of treating price as a continuous stream, this indicator segments the market into time-based auction phases , each with its own: Range (high and low) VWAP (fair value) Open (reference anchor) Equilibrium (midpoint) Momentum (session oscillator) It also overlays kill zones , highlighting the exact windows where volatility and participation tend to expand. Example of kill zones in action: Example combining RSI-style oscillator + VWAP structure: This tool is designed for traders who want to understand how intraday structure builds, shifts, and resolves . --- Core Philosophy Markets are not random throughout the day. Liquidity, volatility, and institutional participation are time-dependent . Each session has distinct characteristics: Asia → accumulation, compression, range-building London → expansion, breakout, liquidity grabs New York → continuation, distribution, reversal potential Rather than using static indicators, this script builds a dynamic framework tied to these time regimes . --- Session Engine The indicator tracks three primary sessions: Asia Session London Session New York Session Each session is defined by a configurable time window and processed as an independent structure. Internally, each session maintains a full state: Session high and low Session open Rolling VWAP Start index (session start) Drawn objects (box, lines, labels) Oscillator data (if enabled) This allows each session to behave like a self-contained market environment . --- Session Boxes (Auction Structure) Each session is visualized as a box: Top = session high Bottom = session low Width = duration of the session This gives you an immediate view of: Range expansion vs compression Relative volatility between sessions Where price is positioned within each session Interpretation: Tight box → compression, buildup Wide box → expansion, active participation Overlapping boxes → consolidation across sessions --- Session VWAP (Fair Value per Session) Each session has its own VWAP: VWAP = volume-weighted average price within that session only This is critical because: VWAP resets every session Reflects session-specific positioning Acts as a dynamic equilibrium level Interpretation: Price above VWAP → bullish control for that session Price below VWAP → bearish control Reversion to VWAP → mean reversion inside session Unlike standard VWAP, this gives you multiple fair value anchors per day . --- Session Open & Midline (Key References) Each session also tracks: Open Line → where the session started Midline → (high + low) / 2 These act as: Bias indicators (above/below open) Equilibrium zones (midline) Reaction levels Typical behavior: Holding above open → trend continuation Crossing midline → shift in control Rejecting midline → continuation signal --- Range Extension (Forward Liquidity Levels) When a session closes, its high and low can be extended forward. These extensions act as: Future support/resistance Liquidity targets Breakout validation zones Mechanically: High and low are projected into the next session Remain until replaced or invalidated Interpretation: Next session often trades toward previous session extremes Breaks of prior session range = regime shift --- Kill Zones (High-Probability Windows) Kill zones are specific time windows inside sessions where: Liquidity spikes Volatility expands Institutional activity increases Included zones: Asia Kill Zone London Open Kill Zone New York Open Kill Zone New York Close Kill Zone They are visualized as shaded boxes separate from session boxes. Why they matter: Most breakouts occur during kill zones Most reversals are initiated during kill zones Liquidity sweeps cluster around these times From the example: You can see how price reacts specifically within these windows. --- Session Oscillator (Embedded Momentum Engine) Each session optionally includes its own oscillator plotted directly below the session box. This is not a standard indicator overlay. It is: Bound to the session range Scaled relative to that session Reset each session Core mechanics: Uses RSI-style calculation Signal line = moving average of oscillator Stored per bar within the session Displayed as: A mini panel under each session With 30 / 50 / 70 reference levels Example: Interpretation: Above 50 → bullish momentum within session Below 50 → bearish momentum 30/70 → oversold/overbought zones This gives you contextual momentum , not global momentum. --- Why Session-Based Oscillators Matter Standard oscillators ignore time segmentation. This approach: Resets momentum every session Prevents carryover noise Aligns signals with actual trading windows So instead of: “RSI is overbought” You get: “RSI is overbought within London session” This is a much stronger contextual signal. --- Labels & Range Statistics Each session can display: Session name (ASIA, LON, NY) Range percentage This helps quantify: How much the market moved during that session Which session is dominating volatility --- Putting It All Together This indicator gives you a full intraday map: Where price moved (session boxes) Where fair value sits (VWAP) Where equilibrium lies (midline) Where momentum stands (oscillator) Where volatility expands (kill zones) Where liquidity rests (extended highs/lows) --- How to Use It 1) Identify the current session Always start with: Which session is active? Each session behaves differently. --- 2) Use VWAP + midline for bias Above VWAP + above mid → strong trend Below VWAP + below mid → bearish control Between → range --- 3) Watch kill zones for setups Breakouts during kill zones are higher probability Fake moves often occur just before them --- 4) Track previous session levels Asia high/low often targeted during London London extremes often targeted during NY --- 5) Use oscillator for confirmation Momentum aligning with structure → stronger signal Divergence → potential reversal --- Strengths Fully contextual intraday framework Combines time, price, and volume-weighted logic Visual and intuitive Highly configurable --- Summary Trading Sessions Suite converts the trading day into a structured sequence of auctions. By combining session ranges, VWAP, kill zones, and a session-specific momentum engine, it provides a complete framework for understanding how price moves throughout the day. Instead of relying on static indicators, it aligns analysis with when liquidity actually enters the market, allowing for more precise timing, better context, and cleaner trade execution.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
BackQuant의
AG Pro Kill Zone Session Engine [AGPro Series]AG Pro Kill Zone Session Engine Overview / What it does AG Pro Kill Zone Session Engine is a session-based overlay designed to map the internal range behavior of selected intraday kill zones and preserve the most relevant reference levels after each zone has ended. Instead of treating London, New York, Asia, and London Close as simple background highlights, this script organizes each enabled zone as a structured session event. During an active zone, it tracks the developing high, low, and optional midpoint. After the zone closes, it can carry those levels forward as clean horizontal references so traders can study how price interacts with prior session liquidity. The script is built for users who want more context than a basic session coloring tool. It helps visualize where a session range formed, how wide it was relative to recent history, whether the session expanded or stayed narrow, and whether later price action interacted with that session through sweep-style behavior. This is not a prediction engine and it does not attempt to forecast the next directional move. Its purpose is to structure session information into a cleaner analytical framework so traders can evaluate intraday context with more consistency. Unique Edge What makes this script different from a standard session indicator is that it does not stop at showing when a session is active. Its core focus is session range formation plus post-session interaction. Each enabled kill zone can build a live range while active, then leave behind reference levels that remain usable after the session ends. This allows the chart to show not only where a session occurred, but also how later price responded to that session. The script also adds session-width context. A zone can be classified relative to recent comparable zones so traders can quickly see whether the session was narrow, balanced, or expanded. That extra layer helps separate passive session activity from zones that created a more meaningful range. Another important distinction is the sweep engine. Rather than only drawing static levels, the script can evaluate whether later price action interacts with prior session highs or lows in a sweep-oriented manner. This makes the tool more useful for traders who study liquidity behavior around specific intraday windows. In short, this script is intended to function as a session behavior map, not as a simple background painter. Methodology The script works in four main steps. 1) Session detection The user can enable or disable the supported kill zones individually and define session windows using a UTC offset and custom time settings. This keeps the script flexible across instruments, broker feeds, and local chart preferences. 2) Range construction While a kill zone is active, the script updates the developing session high and low. Optional midpoint logic can also be shown. These values form the core session range for that specific zone. 3) Post-session reference mapping When the zone ends, the completed high and low can remain on the chart as forward reference levels. This allows later price interaction to be evaluated against a completed session range rather than only during the active zone itself. 4) Sweep and width analysis The script can evaluate reference-level interactions using its sweep logic and can also classify the completed width of a zone relative to prior zones of the same type. This helps the user distinguish between narrow, balanced, and expanded sessions. Signals & Alerts This script is primarily an analytical overlay, but it also supports alertable events around session activity and sweep behavior. Depending on the enabled options, the script can be used to monitor: - when a new kill zone becomes active, - when price interacts with a prior session high, - when price interacts with a prior session low, - when sweep-oriented behavior is detected relative to a carried-forward reference range. These events are designed to describe chart conditions, not to deliver standalone trade calls. The visual outputs can include: - session background shading, - current and completed session high/low levels, - optional midpoint levels, - compact session summary labels, - sweep markers, - an information panel showing active zone status, width context, reference zone, and sweep status. Key Inputs The script includes a focused but flexible input set so users can adapt it without overcomplicating the chart. Core controls include: - UTC offset and custom session timing, - individual enable/disable controls for Asia, London, New York, and London Close, - high/low visibility, - midpoint visibility, - projection length for completed session levels, - label density and summary behavior, - panel visibility, placement, and text sizing, - sweep mode and alert controls, - visible session memory so the chart can stay cleaner on higher timeframes. These controls allow the tool to be used in a more detailed mode on lower intraday charts or in a more compressed mode on higher timeframes. Limitations & Transparency This script is designed as a context tool. It does not define trade entries, stop placement, or risk management for the user. Session behavior can vary across instruments and feeds, so identical settings may not produce equally meaningful output on every market. Some assets respond more clearly to session-based reference levels than others. Sweep logic is also a chart-interpretation aid, not a certainty model. A detected sweep does not imply immediate reversal, continuation, or trade validity on its own. It simply highlights a specific type of interaction with a prior session reference. The script is best suited to intraday analysis. While it can still display useful information on higher timeframes, the underlying logic is rooted in session behavior, so lower intraday charts will usually provide more direct visual relevance. As with any visual overlay, increasing history depth or label density may add chart clutter. For that reason, the script includes controls to compress memory and reduce label load when needed. Risk Disclosure This script is provided for educational and analytical use only. It is not financial advice, not a signal service, and not a promise of outcome. It does not guarantee reversals, breakouts, continuations, or profitable execution. Any trading decision should be made within the user's own process, risk model, and market understanding. The intended use of this script is to help organize session structure, liquidity references, and post-session interaction on the chart so that traders can make more informed observations with a clearer visual framework.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
AGProLabs의
1
Daily Volume Profile [Amtrades] beta 0.1Daily Volume Profile beta 0.1 The core idea is simple: by the time New York opens at 8AM ET, you already have enough information from Asia and London to predict the direction of the NYC session. Asia sets the context. London either confirms, sweeps, or consolidates. The 8AM hourly candle gives the final signal. You don't need to guess — you read the structure. This indicator implements the 7-Hour Candle Daily Profile framework originally created and taught by AM (@_amtrades) — full credit to him for the original concept. His YouTube breakdown of the framework: www.youtube.com This Pine Script implementation classifies each trading day into one of 6 structural profiles and fires a directional prediction label at 8:59 ET before the NYC session starts. The 6 Profiles: P1 — Asia sets direction, London expands same way, NYC continues P1B — Asia sets direction, London consolidates inside Asia, NYC continues P2 — London sweeps the Asia extreme, reverses, NYC follows London P3 — Asia and London both consolidate, 8AM sweeps both extremes, NYC reverses P4 — Asia and London aligned, NYC sweeps London extreme and reverses P4B — Asia and London aligned, NYC reverses without sweeping London Predictions fire at 8:59 ET for P2, P3 and P4. At NYC close the outcome label shows MATCH or MISMATCH. Session type labels inside each box — Reversal, Consolidation, Expansion, Sweep & Rev, Continuation — let you read the day's macro structure at a glance. Full framework documentation: www.notion.so Beta 0.1 — classification is being actively refined. Fail variants shown when profile structure was present but NYC didn't follow through.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
apiyada_inversion의
13
FOREXSOM | Custom Time High & LowThis indicator plots the high and low of a user-defined intraday candle based on a selected time and timezone. It provides a structured way to observe how price reacts around specific moments during the trading session by marking the range of a chosen candle. How it works The script checks each bar against the selected hour and minute using the chosen timezone. When the specified time occurs, it captures that candle’s high and low and draws horizontal levels on the chart. These levels can optionally extend forward to act as reference levels for the remainder of the trading day. Features Customizable hour and minute selection Timezone input with automatic adjustment High and low levels drawn from the selected candle Optional extension of levels forward Automatic reset at the start of each new trading day Minimal and clean chart output Use cases Identifying the range of session opens (e.g., New York or London) Observing how price interacts with specific intraday candles Creating consistent reference levels for analysis Notes Designed for intraday timeframes The script does not generate trading signals or predictions Levels are based solely on historical price data from the selected candle About this script This script focuses on isolating a single candle in time and displaying its range in a consistent and repeatable way. Its purpose is to simplify the process of tracking specific intraday reference levels without adding unnecessary elements to the chart. Disclaimer This indicator is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Users should perform their own analysis before making trading decisions.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
FOREXSOM의
1
Midnight OpenThis Midnight open indicator tracks and displays each trading day’s midnight open based on a user-selected time zone. It lets the user choose between America/New_York, the chart’s exchange time zone, UTC, GMT, or a custom GMT/UTC hour offset, then detects when midnight occurs in that time zone and captures the open price either from the chart timeframe or from a 1-minute source for better precision. It filters by trading-week mode, so the script can operate on standard Monday–Friday schedules, Sunday–Thursday futures-style weeks, or all calendar days. Once a valid midnight open is found, it plots the current day’s level as a step line on the chart and can also draw a separate horizontal line for each day, with optional labels showing the weekday, 00:00 time stamp, and active time zone. The Midnight Open indicator also keeps a rolling weekday dashboard that stores the latest Monday through Friday midnight open values and shows them in a table in the chart corner, with the active time zone included in the table header. Those table values are formatted with comma-separated numbers while preserving the instrument’s tick precision. To keep the chart clean, the script automatically limits how many historical lines and labels remain visible based on a user-defined lookback count. In addition, it generates a “new midnight open” event when a fresh daily level is captured and can fire a dynamic alert message that includes the active time zone, symbol, and timeframe, making it easier to monitor midnight reference levels across different markets and time zone settings.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
Bellcurve의
Sessions ExtendedSessions Extended Based on the original "Sessions" indicator by LuxAlgo, this script is a complete rewrite and substantial expansion. It is built for traders who want control over session visualization, deep volume analytics, and a live dashboard that works on any chart timeframe from 1 minute up to 1 week. ============================================================================= WHAT CHANGED COMPARED TO THE ORIGINAL "SESSIONS" INDICATOR ============================================================================= SESSIONS Original: 4 fixed sessions (New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney) Extended: 11 fully independent sessions labeled A through K, each with its own complete settings group. The default setup covers the major forex windows: Asia, London, New York, Sydney, Tokyo I, Hong Kong, Singapore I, Tokyo II, Singapore II, EU pre-London, and US pre-NY. PER-SESSION STYLING Original: One shared background color and transparency, border always dotted, no width control. Extended: Per-session background color and transparency, fully independent of the border color. Per-session border style (Dotted / Dashed / Solid) and border width (1 to 4 pixels). Every session box can have a completely unique appearance. SESSION LABELS Original: One fixed label per session, always tiny, always at the session high. Extended: Per-session label color and size (Tiny / Small / Normal / Large / Huge). A numeric "Name Offset" input shifts the label upward by a chosen number of blank lines, keeping label height constant regardless of zoom level. An optional second label shows the actual session open and close times in HH:mm format with its own independent offset, color, and size. OVERLAYS PER SESSION Each of the 11 sessions independently supports seven overlay types: Range Box — High/Low box drawn for each session occurrence Trendline — Linear regression line (best-fit straight line through closes) Std Band — Dashed lines at +1σ and -1σ around the regression line. Works independently — Trendline does not need to be active. Bars outside the bands indicate unusual price movement. Mean — Cumulative average of all closing prices within the session, drawn as a connected line. Equal weight per bar, no volume influence. See "Understanding Mean vs VWAP" below. VWAP — Volume-Weighted Average Price. Institutional benchmark. See "Understanding Mean vs VWAP" below. Max/Min — Short horizontal tick marks at session High and Low Midpoint — Horizontal line at the 50% level of the session High/Low range EXTENDED HIGH/LOW LINES Each session can project its previous High and Low as horizontal lines extending to the right of the chart — classic support and resistance reference levels. Fully configurable per session: - Line color (independent from the session border color) - Line style: Solid, Dashed, or Dotted - Line width: 1 to 4 pixels - Optional end-of-line label showing session name and date (dd.MM.yy) - Label text color, background color, and background transparency A global "Max Extended H/L Lines" setting (Range Settings group, default 10) caps the total number of line pairs visible across all sessions combined. DAYS BACK FILTER Each session has a "Last N sessions" input. When set to 0 (default), all available history is shown. When set to 1–50, only the N most recent occurrences are drawn. The pruning applies consistently to boxes, labels, Max/Min lines, Midpoint lines, Mean lines, VWAP plots, and Extended H/L lines. TIMEZONE A "Use Exchange Timezone" checkbox follows the exchange timezone automatically (syminfo.timezone). When unchecked, a UTC Offset field (−12 to +14) enables manual adjustment. This is particularly useful for handling Daylight Saving Time transitions without needing to touch any session time strings. ============================================================================= THE DASHBOARD — COMPLETE REFERENCE ============================================================================= ENABLING AND POSITIONING Find the Dashboard group in Settings. Toggle "Show Dashboard" to show or hide the panel. Choose from four positions (Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right) and four sizes (Tiny, Small, Normal, Large). DASHBOARD MODES The dashboard has three display modes, selected via the "Volume & Sigma columns" and "Show Buy/Sell Volume" toggles: Standard mode (both off): Session | Trend Advanced mode (Volume & Sigma on): Session | Volume | Sigma | Trend Advanced + Buy/Sell mode (both on): Session | Volume | Sigma | ▲Buy ▼Sell | Trend COLUMN DESCRIPTIONS Session The session name (e.g. ASIA, LONDON, NEW YORK). The cell background changes color to reflect the session state: Active background color — session currently open Inactive background color — session closed today (snapshot visible) Dimmed border color — session not yet started today or yesterday data Volume Total traded volume for the session's measurement window. Updates live while the session is open. Freezes as a snapshot when it closes. Calculated at 1-minute resolution via request.security — accurate on any chart timeframe. Sigma (σ) Standard deviation of closing prices within the session. Measures how much price spread around its average. A high Sigma indicates a volatile, wide-ranging session. A low Sigma indicates tight, consolidating price action. Updates live, freezes on session close. ▲Buy ▼Sell (optional, "Show Buy/Sell Volume") Volume split by bar direction. Up-bars (Close ≥ Open) count as buy volume, down-bars count as sell. Note: this is an approximation — Pine Script cannot access TradingView's internal tick-level buy/sell data. Open / High / Low (optional, "Show O/H/L + Change") The session's opening price, highest traded price, and lowest traded price. These are permanent historical facts and remain visible (dimmed) even after the session closes and after the trading day resets. Chg (optional, "Show O/H/L + Change") The change from session Open to session Close: Close − Open. Display format: +1.234 green — session closed above its open (bullish) -1.234 red — session closed below its open (bearish) ±0.000 grey — session closed exactly at its open (neutral) The three colors (up, down, flat) are independently configurable. Trend (r²) The R-squared value of the linear regression for the session. Ranges from −1.00 to +1.00. Positive values indicate an upward trend, negative values a downward trend. Values near 0 indicate a sideways/choppy session. The cell background is colored green (bullish) or red (bearish) based on the sign, making trend direction scannable at a glance. Timer (optional, "Show Timer column") Countdown to the next relevant session event: ▼ HH:MM — session is currently open, counting down to close ▲ HH:MM — session is closed, counting up to next open ▲ Xd HH:MM — session opens in more than 24 hours (e.g. weekend gap) The timer is updated in real time using timenow. It is visible at all times, including when the market is closed. Weekend gaps are handled correctly: sessions that open Monday morning show 2d+ on Friday evening, while sessions still opening later on Friday show the same-day countdown. The timer text is colored with the active session color when open, or dimmed when the session is waiting to open. DAY TOTAL ROW When one or more sessions have "In Day Total" checked in their settings, a Day Total row appears at the bottom of the dashboard. It shows: - The sum of all Volume values from today's In-Day-Total sessions - The average Sigma across those sessions Critically , Day Total counts only sessions that have actually run since the last anchor-session reset — not yesterday's data. If ASIA (the default anchor) opened at 18:00 EST and New York has not yet run today, New York's data from the previous day will appear in its row (dimmed) but will not be included in Day Total. YESTERDAY ROW When all sessions have closed, a Yesterday row appears showing the prior trading day's totals for comparison. This row disappears once the new trading day begins. STALE DATA — THREE BRIGHTNESS LEVELS The dashboard uses text brightness to communicate data age at a glance: Full brightness — session is currently active (live data) Dimmed — session ran and closed today (today's snapshot) More dimmed — session has data from the previous day (no run today yet) Near-invisible — session has no data at all (never run or newly enabled) The dim percentage is configurable ("Stale data text dim", 0–90%). RESET LOGIC — HOW THE TRADING DAY IS DEFINED The dashboard needs to know when a new trading day begins. This is controlled by "Reset Stats when Session starts" in the Dashboard group (default: A = ASIA). When the selected anchor session opens: - All "ran today" tracking flags are cleared - Day Total recalculates from zero - Sessions not yet run show their previous data dimmed until they run again Snapshot data inside each session's measurement function persists until the session runs again and overwrites it. This means US pre-NY data from 08:30 yesterday is still visible in the dashboard at 04:00 today, correctly dimmed, and correctly excluded from Day Total. VOLUME MEASUREMENT WINDOW Each session has a separate "Vol window" session input. By default this matches the display session, but you can narrow it. For example, you could display the full 18-hour ASIA box but only measure volume for the first two hours of activity. The Vol window does not affect the displayed box or overlays — it only affects Volume, Sigma, Buy/Sell, and Trend statistics. DASHBOARD COLORS (configurable) Active cell background — highlight color for currently open sessions Inactive cell background — color for closed sessions with today's data Text color — all non-highlighted cell text Border color — table grid lines Background — dashboard panel fill and transparency Change Up / Down / Flat — three independent colors for the Chg column Stale data dim % — how strongly to dim closed and yesterday data ============================================================================= UNDERSTANDING MEAN vs VWAP ============================================================================= Mean is the simple average of all closing prices within the session: (Close₁ + Close₂ + ... + Closeₙ) / N Every bar contributes equally regardless of how much was traded. Mean shows the geometric center of price over time — a neutral, unweighted reference. VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price): Σ(Close × Volume) / Σ(Volume) Bars with high volume pull the VWAP toward them. Institutions use VWAP as the primary benchmark for execution quality. A price above VWAP signals that the session is running bullish on a volume-weighted basis; below is bearish. The practical difference: when a sharp directional move occurs on thin volume, Mean shifts significantly because it counts each bar equally. VWAP barely reacts because little volume participated in the move. This divergence — Mean far from VWAP — can itself be a signal that the move lacks conviction. ============================================================================= DEFAULT SESSION CONFIGURATION (UTC-5 / New York EST) ============================================================================= A ASIA 18:00 – 02:00 In Day Total, Anchor Reset (enabled) B LONDON 02:00 – 08:00 In Day Total (enabled) C NEW YORK 08:00 – 17:00 In Day Total (enabled) D Sydney 18:00 – 00:00 (enabled) E Tokyo I 19:00 – 21:30 (enabled) F Hong Kong 20:30 – 03:00 (enabled) G Singapore I 20:00 – 23:00 (enabled) H Tokyo II 22:30 – 01:00 (enabled) I Singapore II 06:00 – 10:00 (enabled) J EU pre-Lon 02:00 – 03:00 (enabled) K US pre-NY 08:00 – 09:30 (enabled) All times are in UTC-5 (New York EST). Adjust the UTC Offset setting or enable "Use Exchange Timezone" to match your local time. Sessions H through K are disabled by default. Enable them in their respective settings group. Note that newly enabled sessions will show no data until they have run at least once after being activated. ============================================================================= SETUP GUIDE — GETTING STARTED ============================================================================= Step 1 — Timezone Open Settings → Timezone. If your instrument uses the exchange timezone natively, enable "Use Exchange Timezone". Otherwise set UTC Offset to your local offset (e.g. -5 for New York EST, +1 for Berlin CET). If your region uses DST and TradingView does not adjust automatically, update this offset manually at DST transitions. Step 2 — Sessions Sessions A (ASIA), B (LONDON), and C (NEW YORK) are enabled by default with commonly used forex hours. Adjust the session time strings to match your instrument's actual active hours. Enable additional sessions (D through K) as needed from their settings groups. Step 3 — Dashboard Open Settings → Dashboard. Enable "Show Dashboard". Choose your preferred position and size. Enable "Volume & Sigma columns" for full statistics. Enable "Show Timer column" to see live countdowns. Configure which sessions should contribute to Day Total via the "In Day Total" checkbox in each session's group. Step 4 — Overlays For each session you want to analyze deeply, enable the overlays relevant to your strategy. Recommended starting set: Range Box (always on), VWAP for institutional context, Mean for a price-weighted counterpart, Std Band for volatility context. Step 5 — Extended H/L Lines Enable "Ext H/L" in any session group to project that session's previous High and Low forward as S/R references. Set "Max Extended H/L Lines" in Range Settings to a comfortable number (default: 10 pairs total). Step 6 — Days Back If your chart history is long and performance is slow, set "Last N sessions" in each session group to limit how many occurrences are drawn (e.g. 5 to 20). ============================================================================= ALERTS ============================================================================= 22 alert conditions are available — one "Session Start" and one "Session End" for each of the 11 sessions. Alerts fire only when the corresponding session's "Show" toggle is enabled. Set alerts via the Add Alert dialog in TradingView, selecting this indicator from the condition dropdown. ============================================================================= LIMITATIONS AND KNOWN BEHAVIOR ============================================================================= Buy/Sell volume approximation Up-bar (Close ≥ Open) = Buy volume. Down-bar = Sell volume. True tick-level data is not accessible in Pine Script. Treat this column as directional sentiment, not precise order flow. Initial load time 11 request.security calls at 1-minute resolution cause a delay when first applying the indicator to a chart with long history. This is a Pine Script constraint — the 1m resolution is required for accuracy on higher timeframes. request.security usage This script uses 12 of Pine Script's 40 allowed request.security calls (11 session functions + 1 anchor-reset detector), leaving 28 available if you build on top of this script. Short sessions on high timeframes Sessions shorter than the chart's bar duration (e.g. a 30-minute session on a 4H chart) may not be detected. Use a lower timeframe for short sessions. Timer and market holidays The countdown timer uses calendar arithmetic, not an exchange trading calendar. On public holidays the timer will count down to the session time as if it were a normal trading day. Weekend detection (Friday evening, Saturday) is handled correctly for standard Mon–Fri market hours. Dashboard layout Table positions are limited to the four corners as defined by Pine Script's table API. Sub-corner pixel positioning is not supported. ============================================================================= CREDITS ============================================================================= Original indicator: Sessions by LuxAlgo This derivative is an independent rewrite published under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. creativecommons.org Commercial use is prohibited. Derivatives must carry the same license and credit the original work.
Pine Script® 인디케이터
Wick-Sniper의
Custom Session Hi-Low [crlmx] Overview Custom Timeframe High/Lows extensions for any intraday window. Use this to mark sessions Initial Balance (opening 60min), the first 30 or 15min (for Open-Range-Breakout strategy). Key Features - Custom session time input (e.g., 0900-1000, 1430-1445) - High/Low extension lines from session end to midnight - Toggle individual weekdays - Streamlined inputs/UI brought to you by crlmx Trading Applications - Use session open high/low as key levels for the day - Use session high/low as support/resistance day/week - Track specific windows: New York, London, Asia open/close 60min - Breakout above/below can signal directional bias - Range holds indicate consolidation NY Open (UTC): 1430-1530 | Days: Mon-Fri | Chart: 1-15min London Open (UTC): 0800-0900 | Days: Mon-Fri | Chart: 1-15min Asia Session (UTC): 0000-0600 | Days: Mon-Fri | Chart: 15min-1H Version History v1.19 (Latest - 09 Feb 2026) - Custom session time window - Weekday selection (Mon-Fri default) - High/Low extension lines to cap at midnight
Pine Script® 인디케이터
crlmx의
1
Asia-Session Time Cycles (Zeussy inspired)This indicator simply illustrates Asia time cycles. ----------------- It uses an augmented version of the original ICT Asia Session (20:00-2:30) and is designed to match and fit in with Zeussy's existing time cycle indicator where the Asia Session is plotted as 18:00~2:30, starting at the NDOG/NWOG. ----------------- I made this script because it seems such a waste to treat the Asia session as meaningless fluff when its sitting right on the NDOG/ NWOG and is often where the entire days move is borne. That said, living in Tokyo had an influence as well. :-) ----------------- Cycle breakdowns as follows: 6x 90m cycles (note 1st 30m of 1st 90m cycle redacted) 17x 30m cycles (1st 30m cycle redacted) ----------------- You can easily edit cycle times, colors, and add a box outline. It works with any instrument too. ----------------- The 1st 30m is redacted due to market close, and I didnt want the session to overlap with the NDOG/ NWOG. I could find no better work around. If anyone has any ideas, please share. Lastly I realize this script is unusual and no one ever talks about Asia session cycles, but here it is. Enjoy, like and comment. Thanks to @HandlesHandled for sharing the core code in this script, and Grok for cleaning it up.
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azakusa803의
Forex Sessions UTC + customise (DST Support)This Pine Script is designed to highlight forex trading sessions on a TradingView chart, showing which session (Asia, London, New York, Frankfurt, Sydney) is active based on your selected timezone offset and daylight saving time (DST) settings. It also includes an option to highlight session overlaps, like the London-New York and Asia-London overlaps. Let's break down the script in detail: ### 1. **Inputs**: * **`timezoneOffset`**: * This input allows you to select your local timezone offset in hours relative to UTC (e.g., -2 for UTC-2 or +3 for UTC+3). It helps adjust the session times based on your local time. * **`isDST`**: * A boolean input that determines if Daylight Saving Time (DST) is active or not. If DST is enabled, the session times will be adjusted by one hour. ### 2. **Function: `timeInDailyRange`**: This function checks if the current time (bar) is within a given session's start and end time. * **`startH, startM`**: Start time of the session (hours and minutes). * **`endH, endM`**: End time of the session (hours and minutes). * **`tzOffset`**: The timezone offset in hours (which adjusts the start and end times for different regions). The function handles sessions that cross over midnight. For example, the Asia session starts at 23:00 UTC and ends at 07:00 UTC, so it checks if the current time falls within that period. ### 3. **Session Times (in UTC)**: Each trading session has specific times defined in UTC: * **Asia Session**: 23:00 UTC to 07:00 UTC * **London Session**: 08:00 UTC to 16:00 UTC * **New York Session**: 13:00 UTC to 21:00 UTC * **Frankfurt Session**: 07:00 UTC to 15:00 UTC * **Sydney Session**: 21:00 UTC to 05:00 UTC These times are defined in 24-hour format, and they represent the opening and closing hours for each market. The script uses specific colors to represent different sessions: * **Asia**: Yellow (`asiaColor`) * **London**: Red (`londonColor`) * **New York**: Navy Blue (`nyColor`) * **Frankfurt**: Blue (`frankfurtColor`) * **Sydney**: Green (`sydneyColor`) * **Overlaps**: * London-NY overlap: Purple (`overlapLN`) * Asia-London overlap: Orange (`overlapAL`) These colors are used to highlight the background during active sessions. ### 5. **Session Highlighting**: The script uses the `bgcolor` function to change the background color of the chart when a session is active. * For each session, it checks whether the current time (bar) falls within the session's time range (adjusted by the `timezoneOffset`). * If a session is active, it will highlight the chart background in the corresponding session color. ### 6. **Overlaps**: * **London-NY Overlap**: The script checks if both the London session and the New York session are active at the same time (i.e., if their time ranges overlap). If so, it highlights the overlap area in purple. * **Asia-London Overlap**: Similarly, the script checks if both the Asia and London sessions are active at the same time, and if so, it highlights the overlap area in orange. ### 7. **Daylight Saving Time (DST) Adjustment**: * If the **`isDST`** flag is enabled (i.e., DST is active), the script adjusts the session start and end times by adding one hour to each session. This is because during DST, trading hours shift by one hour (usually in regions that observe DST). * This adjustment is applied to all session times, so the script accounts for the time change and ensures that the session times are correctly displayed. ### 8. **Final Background Color Logic**: * The `bgcolor` function checks whether each session is active by calling `timeInDailyRange` for each session and then colors the chart accordingly. * It also checks for overlapping sessions and colors the chart with the appropriate overlap color. ### Example Scenario: 1. **Timezone Offset**: If you select `timezoneOffset = 3` (UTC+3), the session times will be adjusted by adding 3 hours to the start and end times. 2. **Daylight Saving Time (DST)**: If `isDST = true` is selected, the session start times will shift by 1 hour forward (e.g., 23:00 UTC becomes 00:00 UTC for Asia). 3. **Visual Outcome**: The chart will display different colors in the background depending on which trading session is active (e.g., red for London, navy for New York), and purple or orange for overlap sessions. ### Key Features: * **Customizable Timezone Offset**: Adjust session times to reflect your local timezone. * **Daylight Saving Time Support**: Automatically adjusts session times during DST. * **Highlighting Sessions**: Color the chart background to visualize when different trading sessions are active. * **Overlap Highlighting**: Highlights the periods when certain sessions overlap (London-NY, Asia-London). In summary, this script is useful for traders who want to visually see when different forex trading sessions are active on the chart, with flexibility for timezone and DST adjustments.
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essib91의
Sessions Highs/LowsThis indicator plots the High and Low of the three main trading sessions: Asia (20:00–03:00) – green lines London (03:00–08:00) – blue lines New York (08:00–13:00) – red lines Features: Levels update in real time during each session. When a new session starts, the previous lines are deleted – only the latest active sessions remain visible. Default session times are set to Asia (20:00–03:00), London (03:00–08:00), and New York (08:00–13:00), but you can adjust them to your own custom hours in the settings. Colors can also be customized. Use cases: Quickly visualize session ranges. Track session highs/lows for breakouts, fakeouts, and reactions around liquidity zones.
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kondrix15의
Overnight Positioning w EMA - Strategy [presentTrading]I've recently started researching Market Timing strategies, and it’s proving to be quite an interesting area of study. The idea of predicting optimal times to enter and exit the market, based on historical data and various indicators, brings a dynamic edge to trading. Additionally, it is integrated with the 3commas bot for automated trade execution. I'm still working on it. Welcome to share your point of view. █ Introduction and How it is Different The "Overnight Positioning with EMA " is designed to capitalize on market inefficiencies during the overnight trading period. This strategy takes a position shortly before the market closes and exits shortly after it opens the following day. What sets this strategy apart is the integration of an optional Exponential Moving Average (EMA) filter, which ensures that trades are aligned with the underlying trend. The strategy provides flexibility by allowing users to select between different global market sessions, such as the US, Asia, and Europe. It is integrated with the 3commas bot for automated trade execution and has a built-in mechanism to avoid holding positions over the weekend by force-closing positions on Fridays before the market closes. BTCUSD 20 mins Performance █ Strategy, How it Works: Detailed Explanation The core logic of this strategy is simple: enter trades before market close and exit them after market open, taking advantage of potential price movements during the overnight period. Here’s how it works in more detail: 🔶 Market Timing The strategy determines the local market open and close times based on the selected market (US, Asia, Europe) and adjusts entry and exit points accordingly. The entry is triggered a specific number of minutes before market close, and the exit is triggered a specific number of minutes after market open. 🔶 EMA Filter The strategy includes an optional EMA filter to help ensure that trades are taken in the direction of the prevailing trend. The EMA is calculated over a user-defined timeframe and length. The entry is only allowed if the closing price is above the EMA (for long positions), which helps to filter out trades that might go against the trend. The EMA formula: ``` EMA(t) = + ``` Where: - EMA(t) is the current EMA value - Close(t) is the current closing price - n is the length of the EMA - EMA(t-1) is the previous period's EMA value 🔶 Entry Logic The strategy monitors the market time in the selected timezone. Once the current time reaches the defined entry period (e.g., 20 minutes before market close), and the EMA condition is satisfied, a long position is entered. - Entry time calculation: ``` entryTime = marketCloseTime - entryMinutesBeforeClose * 60 * 1000 ``` 🔶 Exit Logic Exits are triggered based on a specified time after the market opens. The strategy checks if the current time is within the defined exit period (e.g., 20 minutes after market open) and closes any open long positions. - Exit time calculation: exitTime = marketOpenTime + exitMinutesAfterOpen * 60 * 1000 🔶 Force Close on Fridays To avoid the risk of holding positions over the weekend, the strategy force-closes any open positions 5 minutes before the market close on Fridays. - Force close logic: isFriday = (dayofweek(currentTime, marketTimezone) == dayofweek.friday) █ Trade Direction This strategy is designed exclusively for long trades. It enters a long position before market close and exits the position after market open. There is no shorting involved in this strategy, and it focuses on capturing upward momentum during the overnight session. █ Usage This strategy is suitable for traders who want to take advantage of price movements that occur during the overnight period without holding positions for extended periods. It automates entry and exit times, ensuring that trades are placed at the appropriate times based on the market session selected by the user. The 3commas bot integration also allows for automated execution, making it ideal for traders who wish to set it and forget it. The strategy is flexible enough to work across various global markets, depending on the trader's preference. █ Default Settings 1. entryMinutesBeforeClose (Default = 20 minutes): This setting determines how many minutes before the market close the strategy will enter a long position. A shorter duration could mean missing out on potential movements, while a longer duration could expose the position to greater price fluctuations before the market closes. 2. exitMinutesAfterOpen (Default = 20 minutes): This setting controls how many minutes after the market opens the position will be exited. A shorter exit time minimizes exposure to market volatility at the open, while a longer exit time could capture more of the overnight price movement. 3. emaLength (Default = 100): The length of the EMA affects how the strategy filters trades. A shorter EMA (e.g., 50) reacts more quickly to price changes, allowing more frequent entries, while a longer EMA (e.g., 200) smooths out price action and only allows entries when there is a stronger underlying trend. The effect of using a longer EMA (e.g., 200) would be: ``` EMA(t) = + ``` 4. emaTimeframe (Default = 240): This is the timeframe used for calculating the EMA. A higher timeframe (e.g., 360) would base entries on longer-term trends, while a shorter timeframe (e.g., 60) would respond more quickly to price movements, potentially allowing more frequent trades. 5. useEMA (Default = true): This toggle enables or disables the EMA filter. When enabled, trades are only taken when the price is above the EMA. Disabling the EMA allows the strategy to enter trades without any trend validation, which could increase the number of trades but also increase risk. 6. Market Selection (Default = US): This setting determines which global market's open and close times the strategy will use. The selection of the market affects the timing of entries and exits and should be chosen based on the user's preference or geographic focus.
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PresentTrading의
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E9 ASIA Session *note: Upon updating the script the conversion from V4 to v5 has lost the weekend extended lines and now prints an asia session for each day. It is recommended (esp for crypto) to extend these lines across the weekend like in the chart example above. The E9 Asia Session Indicator is a valuable tool for traders aiming to track and analyze the Asia trading session on financial charts. This indicator provides insights into price behavior during the Asia session, which is crucial for making informed trading decisions. Here's an overview of its key functionalities and uses: 1. Session Highs and Lows Purpose: The indicator calculates and plots the high and low of the Asia session. It helps identify key levels of support and resistance established during this trading period. Importance: These levels can act as significant reference points for future price movements. Price action that occurs near these levels often provides clues about potential breakouts or reversals. 2. Session Background Color Purpose: The indicator can shade the background of the chart during the Asia session. Importance: This visual cue helps quickly identify the session's timeframe, enhancing the trader’s ability to observe price behavior within this specific period. It aids in distinguishing between different trading sessions and understanding their influence on price action. 3. Start of Session Marker Purpose: A visual marker (such as a circle) is plotted at the beginning of each Asia session. Importance: This marker helps traders visually pinpoint the start of the session, making it easier to analyze how the price reacts from the session's opening. 4. End of Session Marker Purpose: A marker is plotted at the end of the Asia session, indicating where the session closes. Importance: This marker is useful for tracking the end of the session and observing price behavior around this critical juncture. It helps in analyzing whether the session's high or low gets revisited or broken in subsequent sessions. Practical Uses: Strategic Planning: Traders can use the plotted high and low levels to set their trading strategies, stop-loss orders, and profit targets. Market Analysis: Understanding how price interacts with the Asia session’s high and low levels can provide insights into market sentiment and potential price movements. By incorporating the E9 Asia Session Indicator into your trading toolkit, you can gain a deeper understanding of the Asia session's impact on price dynamics, enhancing your overall trading strategy and decision-making process. Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. All investments involve risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always evaluate your financial circumstances and investment objectives before making trading decisions.
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E9XBT의
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B A N K $ - Advanced Session RangesThis is a simple indicator that has been designed to aid intraday trading and has a few components; Key Features Session Ranges + Optimal Exit Time Asia Pip Range New York Midnight Open Line Session Ranges + Optimal Exit Time Information ℹ️ This is a visual depiction of the 3 main sessions in the markets. Asia, London & New York. The default timings are set to perfectly align with each session however the Start & End times for each session can be changed in the settings. (I've added a website on the tooltip to easily convert timezones) I have also added a 4th session range called "Optimal Exit Time". This is statistically the most probable time window for the opposite High / Low of Day to form is within this window. It helps the trader understand when they should look to take profit. How It Works 🔑 The indicator automatically maps on two lines for the High & Low of the range between the selected Start & End time, it also colours the background. The individual lines & background can be toggled & customised to the traders preference. Asia Pip Range Information ℹ️ This displays the Asia Range in pips beneath the Asia Session Low. How It Works 🔑 This calculates the distance between the Asia High - Asia Low in pips. It will automatically recalibrate to the timings the trader sets in the settings if they change the Start / End. New York Midnight Open Line Information ℹ️ This helps look for Buys beneath the line for a Bullish Expansion day 📈 & Sells above the line for a Bearish Expansion day 📉 How It Works 🔑 This adds a horizontal line to the chart that is anchored to New York Midnight Open (00:00) by default. It can be changed in the settings in required. You can also toggle on the time being shown above the line.
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wintonbanks의
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Time Zone RouzzyTNYC , London & Asia section Each time-zone has a different color to be able to distinguish which section we are in at the moment. These sessions have been identified to operate the EURUSD, apart from that it also works with the DXY. London is identified with the color light purple. NYC is identified with the color turquoise blue. Asia is identified with the color yellow. The beginnings of each Day are identified with the color gray. London is from 2am to 5am NYC from 8am to 11am Asia from 8pm to 11pm OANDA:EURUSD FX:EURUSD TVC:DXY
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Rouzzy의
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Range Deviations @joshuuuThis indicator is able to show ranges, the equlibrium (50%) and range deviations. It has four pre-defined options and one custom version. Asia (2000-0000) ny time CBDR(1400-2000) ny time Flout(1400-0000) ny time ONS (OverNightSession)(0400-0800) chicago time Custom (you can choose the times) ICT (Inner Circle Traders) teaches, that those range deviations of asia,cbdr,flout can be used to find the daily high/low. TCM (The Currency Merchant) teaches, that a move out of the range often is a false move to trap traders into the wrong direction.
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joshuuu의
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Hotch SessionSimple Session timer with separate session for Asia, Europe, and the Americas plus an extra custom session timer. each can be turned on and off separately. The indicator also plots the highs and lows of each session. This code was modified from the Session timer code found in the original "The Arty" by PheonixBinary but expanded to better include all trading sessions. The code was written in a manner to be as compact as possible. I had looked at many other Session timers and found entire input sections that were longer than the entirety of this indicator. Please feel free to use this code in any manner you choose permission not required.
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Hotchachachaaa의
ICT Session Killzone Boxes & DeviationsICT Killzone Sessions Boxes & Deviations is a convenience indicator that marks out past and future ICT killzones for Asia, London, and New York, London Close and CBDR. The boxes highlights the highest and lowest candle opens of that session/killzone, which is what the deviations are based on. Two lines mark out the highest high and lowest low of that session. This indicator also includes New York midnight opening price and a vertical divider showing you that time. Future killzones are also marked out. All times are set to GMT-4 so these boxes should work across most exchanges. Times and code can be changed if a few don't match up. Included are week of day labels for your convenience. For those who are unfamiliar, ICT Killzones are optimal times to look for trades during or before a session, often providing entry for trades with orderblock tests, FVG fills or stophunts. Please note: This indicator only works well on 1HR timeframe and below. The default max timeframe setting is set to 15min, which can be changed in the menu. There may be some bugs so please highlight anything you find in the comments below :) Shout out to @Ryazn for all the ideas!
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Shanxia의
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AltSessionHello World It’s no secret that trading sessions play a massive role in market movement and liquidity. We can clearly see in the image about how important identifying international trading hours are for a trader. The Asian session starts around 1am GMT and often has a bearish bias through this session lasting for a few hours, after which Frankfurt and London traders start to come online and can often reverse the Asian sentiment. The London session is the best session to trade traditionally starting around 7am GMT before the American traders come online and reverse market once again. We have designed this indicator to help identify different trading hours easily with a background shade on the chart and also high/lows of the training session, as these levels can often be revisited. We hope you find this indicator useful and please feel free to drop a comment if you have any updates you wish to be made or any future indicator script ideas, thank you.
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Altsignals의
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