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Atualizado ICT ADR & London Killzone
A session-anchored ADR projection tool built around the London Kill Zone.
This indicator plots vertical lines marking the 3–4 AM EST London Kill Zone window, while simultaneously drawing a dynamic Fibonacci-style projection anchored to the Asia session open (6 PM EST) each day. The projection extends forward to the 4 PM EST close and tracks with live price action, always rendering 10 bars ahead of the current candle to give you a clean read on where price is heading relative to the day's expected range.
The key levels plotted are the ADR High and ADR Low projections — framing the statistical ceiling and floor for the session — with the Asia open price marked as the anchor. Between those extremes, a 50% equilibrium line splits the range, and dotted 25% and 75% quarter-lines fill in the middle to help identify discount and premium zones within the projected range at a glance.
Everything is kept intentionally minimal. Labels are text-only with no background fill — just the level name, no price. All levels share a single uniform color (black) so the indicator stays clean on any chart without competing with your PD array markups or candle structure. The goal is a quiet, always-present framework that contextualizes where price is sitting within the day's expected range, without adding visual noise.
Enjoy. :)
This indicator plots vertical lines marking the 3–4 AM EST London Kill Zone window, while simultaneously drawing a dynamic Fibonacci-style projection anchored to the Asia session open (6 PM EST) each day. The projection extends forward to the 4 PM EST close and tracks with live price action, always rendering 10 bars ahead of the current candle to give you a clean read on where price is heading relative to the day's expected range.
The key levels plotted are the ADR High and ADR Low projections — framing the statistical ceiling and floor for the session — with the Asia open price marked as the anchor. Between those extremes, a 50% equilibrium line splits the range, and dotted 25% and 75% quarter-lines fill in the middle to help identify discount and premium zones within the projected range at a glance.
Everything is kept intentionally minimal. Labels are text-only with no background fill — just the level name, no price. All levels share a single uniform color (black) so the indicator stays clean on any chart without competing with your PD array markups or candle structure. The goal is a quiet, always-present framework that contextualizes where price is sitting within the day's expected range, without adding visual noise.
Enjoy. :)
Notas de Lançamento
Changed 1/4 Levels to be 33% and -33 which represent ADR more accurately.Notas de Lançamento
Visual UpdateNotas de Lançamento
Labels stay inside their sessionA finished session's levels now stop on its last candle, so its names no longer run into the next session. The latest session keeps its names and older sessions keep their levels only. Past session labels, under Label Aesthetics, puts the names back at the end of every session.
Levels read apart at a glance
The ADR high and low draw solid, the equilibrium and open dashed, and the thirds dotted. The Asia open is dashed and the London Killzone dotted. Every style is still a setting.
The ADR in a table
The table shows the ADR the levels are drawn from, a second shorter ADR (5 days by default), the session range, how much of the ADR is used and how much is left. Hover a value for the arithmetic. It can be moved or switched off under Table.
A second way to project the ADR
ADR projection, under ADR Logic, can measure the ADR up from the session low and down from the session high instead of splitting it across the Asia open. The levels then follow the session as it extends. Split across the Asia open stays the default.
Pine Script v6
The script now runs on Pine Script v6.
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Script de código aberto
Em verdadeiro espírito do TradingView, o criador deste script o tornou de código aberto, para que os traders possam revisar e verificar sua funcionalidade. Parabéns ao autor! Embora você possa usá-lo gratuitamente, lembre-se de que a republicação do código está sujeita às nossas Regras da Casa.
Aviso legal
As informações e publicações não se destinam a ser, e não constituem, conselhos ou recomendações financeiras, de investimento, comerciais ou de outro tipo fornecidos ou endossados pela TradingView. Leia mais nos Termos de Uso.