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Key Levels SpacemanBTC IDWM

By spacemanbtc
Updated
Key levels, plotted automatically

Additional timeframes can be added on request

Useful for seeing strength of the trend in the market
Release Notes
Added data for weekly high and weekly low upon request,

default values have been changed, some options are off upon first load of script as it can populat the chart leaving it cluttered, easy to turn on just click the checkbox.

Will work on further request soon, currently working on a new indicator that should assist with strong rejection points. May take some time. Make sure to follow my twitter: SpaceManBTC for updates.

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Just citing the original autho of the base code, much love for the leg work!
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Hello new people, I added greate color customizability and just neatened the input UI on the settings tab!
Ill get to adding monthly High and Monthly Low sometime next week, just a bit busy right now <3
Love you all and all the best!
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Monthyl Highs and Lows Added
Some bug fixes!
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Just fixed another small bug, show tails wasnt working for some of the lines, its fixed now!
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Added Monday Ranges!

Updated default Coloring!
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Big Update Yearly / Quaterly + User features
Added Levels:
Yearly Open
Current yearly High/Low
Quaterly Open
Previous Quaterly High/Low

Usability Features:
Customizable distance from current bar, Customizable text size, customizable linethickness.
Always show lines option
Release Notes
Added monday mid range, cleaned some of the code to be less redundant e.g. show tails removed due to a change in line display by tradingview, default styles where used are assigned instead of redeclared.

Any errors let me know, device crashed in the middle of making changes
Release Notes
Large Change Log
Mid Points included for all levels now
Global Coloring Control
Will allow for one color on all levels with one control point
Short Hand Text Options, Individual or Global
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  • PDH" :"Previous Day High"
  • "PDL" :"Previous Day Low"
  • "DO" :"Daily Open"
  • "PDM" :"Previous Day Mid"

  • "PWH" :"Previous Week High"
  • "PWL" :"Previous Week Low"
  • "WO" :"Weekly Open"
  • "PWM" :"Previous Week Mid"

  • "PMH" :"Previous Month High"
  • "PML" :"Previous Month Low"
  • "MO" :"Monthly Open"
  • "PMM" :"Previous Month Mid"

  • "PQH" :"Previous Quarter High"
  • "PQL" :"Previous Quarter Low"
  • "QO" :"Quarterly Open"
  • "PQM" :"Previous Quarter Mid"

  • "CYH" :"Current Year High"
  • "CYL" :"Current Year Low"
  • "YO" :"Yearly Open"
  • "CYM" :"Current Year Mid"

  • "P-4H-H" :"Previous 4H High"
  • "P-4H-L" :"Previous 4H Low"
  • "4H-O" :"4H Open"
  • "P-4H-M" :"Previous 4H Mid"

  • "MDAY-H" :"Monday High"
  • "MDAY-L" :"Monday Low"
  • "MDAY-M" :"Monday Mid"

Release Notes
Small update renamed some settings to say "Previous" to avoid confusion with current quaterly mids and so on.
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V12 Update
-Line Styling Option
-Right Anchored display, length can be varied
snapshot
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Major Update!
Includes Level merging logic, any overlapping lines will have their titles merge e.g. "weekly open and daily open" or even "Monday High, London Open" should they both have the same price.
FX Sessions now included! And fully customizable
snapshot
Release Notes
Attempted hot fix, replaced hardcode with a more suitable value of close... yeah my bad.
Release Notes
Updated credits, changed his tv name and requested the update

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