If you watch ICT on youtube you will know what to do with this :-)
I had found a lot of great ideas but none of them completely had what I was personally looking for so I put all of the great ideas I had found and added my own twist to it.
I wanted a easily customizable indicator that did the following - Showed the Asia Range (customizable time) - Allowed Asia range high and low to be extended - Fill the asia range or just have it outlined - The ability to have 4 customizable zones (default to ICT kill zones) but you can make them whatever you want - Ability to turn off various zones if you want (Maybe you just want a New York Session and thats it)
I also place a "Max timeframe to display" - Personally I don't want this showing on anything over a 60min chart so you can adjust that parameter (in minutes) to your liking.
This was also fully converted to pine v4
I hope in a future revision to take use of the new "box" feature to get a cleaner box around Asia session.
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The biggest update is that the Asian range box has been converted to the new box type The other session markers were converted from plots to lines (This was to allow for some future changes) but no no should notice the difference I also removed the inputs for extending the Asian range as I need to see how this will work with the box method.
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Converted to Pine Version5 Added User Recommended Asia Range Deviations Groups Inputs a little differently in the Menu
Hi there, great tool. Thanks.
Just a quick question. Using the indicator, how do you draw the horizontal line starting at the open of the midnight candle and extended to 12:00pm (NY time)? This line represents the True Daily Open I think. This line is shown on your chart above in navy or black color but I cannot find it when I apply the indicator on my chart.
Thanks!
nsrgroup
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@lutin25, That was a different indicator that I was using but I had since added it to the indicator but have not released it yet.. I will release it shortly...
belikegatsby
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what do the horizontal grey and red bars mean? how are they different? when does it form a grey bar vs a red bad? how do you use this indicator please? I didn't get that from the ICT YouTube channel
UnknownUnicorn35975132
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This is very useful especially the Asian Range that accurately plots the highs and lows. However, is it possible for you to do the same for both the London and New York Killzones? I will be grateful.
urbanm
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Thank you for this. I have my time zone set to New York UTC-5 but for some reason this is not lining up correctly on my charts. The settings are correct (Asia session from 19:00-00:01 but for some reason it shows up on my chart as 14:00-19:00. Any idea what could be causing this and how to fix?
leonardorus
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@urbanm, same issue. the timing doesn't seem to be correctly aligned.
nsrgroup
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@urbanm, I just checked and its looking fine for me, can you tell me what symbol you are using so I can see if I can replicate it. There are offsets if you are using futures that could be causing this.
urbanm
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@rjgtrader, I was looking at EURJPY but spot checked and looks like it's happening on all forex pairs. I looked at S&P futures and the timing is different but still off (20:00-01:00). If I knew how to post a screenshot or link here I would. It's not a big deal because I can adjust the timing in settings to display correctly on the chart but just thought I'd bring it to your attention.
FireflyTrader
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@rjgtrader, the problem is that TradingView uses the timezone of the instrument inside PineScript. It does not care which timezone setting you use.
A way around this is to hardode the timezone in your script to New York, you can do it like this:
Just a quick question. Using the indicator, how do you draw the horizontal line starting at the open of the midnight candle and extended to 12:00pm (NY time)? This line represents the True Daily Open I think. This line is shown on your chart above in navy or black color but I cannot find it when I apply the indicator on my chart.
Thanks!