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Fibonacci levels for Future Trading + Tokyo, London and NY
Fibonacci Retracement RealTime (Futures Sessions)
Fibonacci Retracement RealTime is an intraday futures-focused indicator that combines dynamic RTH Fibonacci levels with key session-based reference lines from Tokyo, London, and previous-day RTH extremes.
It is designed to help traders frame market structure quickly, identify reaction zones, and maintain a consistent session workflow using New York session logic.
This tool is especially useful for traders who track:
U.S. Regular Trading Hours (RTH) expansion/contraction
Overnight liquidity and range development
Institutional session highs/lows as potential support/resistance
Fibonacci retracement behavior inside the evolving daily range
What the indicator does
1) Real-time RTH Fibonacci framework
During the RTH session, the script continuously tracks the current daily high and daily low and recalculates the Fibonacci structure in real time.
Displayed levels:
1.000 (Daily High)
0.786
0.618
0.500
0.382
0.236
0.000 (Daily Low)
As new highs/lows are created during RTH, the levels are redrawn and extended to the current bar, so you always see the latest active retracement map for the day.
2) Automatic session logic (New York time)
The indicator includes session-aware behavior for:
RTH (default: 09:30–16:00 NY)
Tokyo (default: 19:00–02:00 NY)
London (default: 02:00–08:00 NY)
Each session can be used as a structural reference, and the session timezone is configurable (default is America/New_York).
3) Previous-day RTH high/low projected overnight
After RTH closes, the script stores the RTH high and low.
During overnight trading (Tokyo/London), it projects these as horizontal references:
YHoD (Yesterday High of Day)
YLoD (Yesterday Low of Day)
This helps identify potential overnight reaction zones and directional bias around prior U.S. cash extremes.
4) Tokyo and London session range levels
Once each session ends, the indicator locks in and projects:
Tokyo High / Tokyo Low
London High / London Low
These lines are extended forward toward the current trading day’s RTH timeline, making it easier to monitor whether U.S. price action is accepting/rejecting overnight session ranges.
Why traders use it
To align intraday decisions with session structure
To combine Fibonacci pullback zones with session highs/lows
To detect high-probability reaction areas (confluence between fib + session level)
To keep chart context clean and systematic without drawing everything manually
Visual design and labels
The indicator prints clear labels for:
Daily High / Daily Low
Fibonacci percentages
YHoD / YLoD
Tokyo High / Tokyo Low
London High / London Low
All key line/tag colors are customizable so you can adapt visibility to your chart theme.
Inputs and customization
You can control:
Session timezone
RTH, Tokyo, and London session windows
Show/hide toggles for session line groups
Line and tag colors for each session family
This allows adaptation across futures products and personal chart templates while keeping the same operational logic.
Fibonacci Retracement RealTime is an intraday futures-focused indicator that combines dynamic RTH Fibonacci levels with key session-based reference lines from Tokyo, London, and previous-day RTH extremes.
It is designed to help traders frame market structure quickly, identify reaction zones, and maintain a consistent session workflow using New York session logic.
This tool is especially useful for traders who track:
U.S. Regular Trading Hours (RTH) expansion/contraction
Overnight liquidity and range development
Institutional session highs/lows as potential support/resistance
Fibonacci retracement behavior inside the evolving daily range
What the indicator does
1) Real-time RTH Fibonacci framework
During the RTH session, the script continuously tracks the current daily high and daily low and recalculates the Fibonacci structure in real time.
Displayed levels:
1.000 (Daily High)
0.786
0.618
0.500
0.382
0.236
0.000 (Daily Low)
As new highs/lows are created during RTH, the levels are redrawn and extended to the current bar, so you always see the latest active retracement map for the day.
2) Automatic session logic (New York time)
The indicator includes session-aware behavior for:
RTH (default: 09:30–16:00 NY)
Tokyo (default: 19:00–02:00 NY)
London (default: 02:00–08:00 NY)
Each session can be used as a structural reference, and the session timezone is configurable (default is America/New_York).
3) Previous-day RTH high/low projected overnight
After RTH closes, the script stores the RTH high and low.
During overnight trading (Tokyo/London), it projects these as horizontal references:
YHoD (Yesterday High of Day)
YLoD (Yesterday Low of Day)
This helps identify potential overnight reaction zones and directional bias around prior U.S. cash extremes.
4) Tokyo and London session range levels
Once each session ends, the indicator locks in and projects:
Tokyo High / Tokyo Low
London High / London Low
These lines are extended forward toward the current trading day’s RTH timeline, making it easier to monitor whether U.S. price action is accepting/rejecting overnight session ranges.
Why traders use it
To align intraday decisions with session structure
To combine Fibonacci pullback zones with session highs/lows
To detect high-probability reaction areas (confluence between fib + session level)
To keep chart context clean and systematic without drawing everything manually
Visual design and labels
The indicator prints clear labels for:
Daily High / Daily Low
Fibonacci percentages
YHoD / YLoD
Tokyo High / Tokyo Low
London High / London Low
All key line/tag colors are customizable so you can adapt visibility to your chart theme.
Inputs and customization
You can control:
Session timezone
RTH, Tokyo, and London session windows
Show/hide toggles for session line groups
Line and tag colors for each session family
This allows adaptation across futures products and personal chart templates while keeping the same operational logic.
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这些信息和出版物并非旨在提供，也不构成TradingView提供或认可的任何形式的财务、投资、交易或其他类型的建议或推荐。请阅读使用条款了解更多信息。