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ICT Killzones [28Trades]
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Indicator plots weekdays and killzones of the most important trading sessions.
The times of each killzone come from the education material of Inner Circle Trader.
Asia killzone: 00:00 - 05:00
London open killzone: 07:00 - 10:00
New York killzone: 12:00 - 14:00
London close killzone: 15:00 - 17:00
GMT+0
It's not depended on your tradingview account timescale/setting, so the killzones always stay at the right place in the chart whether your timesetting is UTC or UTC+5.
It's made so that it automatically detects if a market is closed during weekends. Because of this, it works well for crypto as well as forex markets. The difference between this indicator and others is that this one is plotted on the actual chart instead of an oscillator below the chart, which gives a much cleaner chart in my opinion.
Settings:
Show day of week
show killzones
Hide indicator above specific timeframe
Choose where to display the weekdays or killzones, top or bottom of the chart
The times of each killzone come from the education material of Inner Circle Trader.
Asia killzone: 00:00 - 05:00
London open killzone: 07:00 - 10:00
New York killzone: 12:00 - 14:00
London close killzone: 15:00 - 17:00
GMT+0
It's not depended on your tradingview account timescale/setting, so the killzones always stay at the right place in the chart whether your timesetting is UTC or UTC+5.
It's made so that it automatically detects if a market is closed during weekends. Because of this, it works well for crypto as well as forex markets. The difference between this indicator and others is that this one is plotted on the actual chart instead of an oscillator below the chart, which gives a much cleaner chart in my opinion.
Settings:
Show day of week
show killzones
Hide indicator above specific timeframe
Choose where to display the weekdays or killzones, top or bottom of the chart
Release Notes
Small update, changed the Asia killzone from 00:00 - 05:00 to 00:00 03:00, plus changed the title of the indicator.Release Notes
BUG FIX: Someone made me attent of the fact that there was an issue that when changing the color of a killzone in the settings, the first part of the killzone didn't change color.Thank you @Cos_Annon.
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UPDATE/BUGFIX: Automatically detect and bypass the times when changing from Winter to Summer time.Thanks Frien_dd-DisDev for the help! Appreciated mate :)
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Had some confusion about the true asia range times. Added +1 hour. Release Notes
Changed the New York killzone from 7 > 9 to 7 > 10.ICT mentioned this in Episode 3 of his 2022 course.
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Added the Day Opening for New York time.Release Notes
New image.Release Notes
Marked the startpoint of New York session.Release Notes
Added the Central Bank Dealing Range.Cleaned up the code.
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Added one hour to asia rangeRelease Notes
fixRelease Notes
Updated Central bank dealing range time.Release Notes
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Fixed central bank dealers floutRelease Notes
NY killzone time update.Release Notes
Updated the time of Central Bank Dealing Range.Release Notes
Changed London Killzone from 7->10 to 7->9.Release Notes
london changeRelease Notes
Final update... Corrected Central bank dealers range time and added ICT's float range.Changed all killzone times to new york local time.
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Added London Lunch Killzone.Release Notes
Cleaned up the code a little bit and removed the utc-0 daily open.Release Notes
Changed Asian Range from 19:00 to 20:00 according to ICT Core Content.Release Notes
Added ipda (day) close time. Release Notes
Changed ipda close time to new york close. (check ICT Core Content)Release Notes
changed the yellow color for of Asia to darker tint.Release Notes
Changed daily open default setting to top + added 0-GMT midnight.Changed London killzone back from 1 to 2am and CBDR from 2pm to 4pm.
Changed London lunch and NY close hour are now turned off by default.
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Changed the times for the ranges.Release Notes
After some complains i have changed the time.
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