Sessions & Opens
Killzones, Reference Levels & Ranges
The session boxes and reference levels of an intraday ICT workflow, drawn by a single engine with consistent timezone handling — readable down to the 1-minute chart.
- Killzone sessions — Asia, London, New York AM and PM
- Reference levels — midnight, daily, 09:30 and 10:00 opens
- Ranges — Monday and weekly high and low
- Opening gaps — daily and weekly
- HTF context — three daily candles at the chart edge, the most recent still forming
On a real chart
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One engine.
Stacking separate indicators for sessions, opens and ranges means stacking their timezone logic too. Each script resolves daylight saving on its own, and twice a year they stop agreeing with each other — the midnight open sits an hour away from where the session box starts.
Here it is all resolved from the same code. Three anchors are exposed on purpose, because they answer genuinely different questions: which clock the session boxes run on; which clock the New York opens are read from — midnight, 09:30 and 10:00; and where your trading day and week begin, which is what the daily open, the ranges and the opening gaps are measured against. Change one and only what belongs to it moves.
Most elements are yours to set
- SessionsAsia, London, New York AM and PM — times, colours, line style
- OpensMidnight open, daily open, and the 09:30 and 10:00 New York opens — each toggled and styled on its own
- RangesMonday and weekly high/low lines
- GapsDaily and weekly opening gaps, fill and outline separately
- PreviewThree daily candles, the most recent still forming — left or right, distance from the edge in bars
- TimezoneThree separate anchors — one for the session boxes, one for the New York opens, one for the day and week boundary
Pine Script v6. One history-depth setting controls how many past periods are drawn for most elements. Built for intraday timeframes on instruments that trade near round the clock. Defaults are tuned for index futures and forex.
Pricing
Monthly
$14.99
- 7-day free trial
- Cancel anytime
- All future updates included
Lifetime
$99
- 14-day money-back guarantee
- Never expires
- All future updates included
Questions
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
No. Invite-only scripts work on the free TradingView plan.
How fast do I get access?
Instantly. Link your TradingView username after checkout and the indicator appears in your invite-only scripts tab.
Which markets and timeframes does it work on?
Intraday timeframes, on instruments that trade near round the clock — index futures and forex are the intended range, and every killzone and reference level draws as designed on them. On instruments with fixed exchange hours, such as many stocks, sessions outside those hours have no bars to draw a box from, and the midnight open lands on the day's first bar instead. Every session time and level is configurable.
What happens if I cancel?
Access is removed automatically at the end of the billing period. Lifetime access never expires.
Are updates included?
Yes — all future updates to the script are included in both plans.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is an analysis tool for discretionary traders. No signals, no performance promises.