Session Highs & Lows [Defined Edge]
📊 Session Highs & Lows
Marks the high and low of the Asia, London and New York sessions and keeps them on your chart as clean horizontal levels. Each session gets its own colour, so you always know which range a level came from.
The session that's live right now (or the most recent one of its type) is drawn bright and stretched to the current bar. When the next session of that type opens, those old levels fade to a softer shade and lock in place over the range they formed.
🟠 Asia
🔵 London
🟢 New York
🏷️ Labels
Every level is tagged with its actual price.
• Live levels show the price on the right, near current price.
• Older levels show the price on the left, back where the session opened, so the right side of your chart stays clean.
📋 Info box
A small table in the corner shows each session's current high, low, range, and range as a percent of the low. A dot marks whichever sessions are open right now.
👉 How to use it
Drop it on any intraday chart. The 1m to 1h timeframes work best. Use the session high and low as reference points for breakouts, fades, and spots where price has reacted before. During overlaps (Asia into London, London into New York) you'll see more than one session live at once, which is normal.
⚙️ Settings
• Each session has its own hours, timezone and two colours, one live and one past.
• Timezone is set per session, so daylight saving sorts itself out.
• Show labels as price only, or tag plus price.
• Pick how many past sessions to keep, turn projection on or off, and move or hide the info box.
📌 Notes
Built for standard candles. Levels come from completed intraday bars and don't repaint, so once a session closes its high and low are fixed. Each session follows the exchange timezone you choose for it, not your chart's timezone.
Marks the high and low of the Asia, London and New York sessions and keeps them on your chart as clean horizontal levels. Each session gets its own colour, so you always know which range a level came from.
The session that's live right now (or the most recent one of its type) is drawn bright and stretched to the current bar. When the next session of that type opens, those old levels fade to a softer shade and lock in place over the range they formed.
🟠 Asia
🔵 London
🟢 New York
🏷️ Labels
Every level is tagged with its actual price.
• Live levels show the price on the right, near current price.
• Older levels show the price on the left, back where the session opened, so the right side of your chart stays clean.
📋 Info box
A small table in the corner shows each session's current high, low, range, and range as a percent of the low. A dot marks whichever sessions are open right now.
👉 How to use it
Drop it on any intraday chart. The 1m to 1h timeframes work best. Use the session high and low as reference points for breakouts, fades, and spots where price has reacted before. During overlaps (Asia into London, London into New York) you'll see more than one session live at once, which is normal.
⚙️ Settings
• Each session has its own hours, timezone and two colours, one live and one past.
• Timezone is set per session, so daylight saving sorts itself out.
• Show labels as price only, or tag plus price.
• Pick how many past sessions to keep, turn projection on or off, and move or hide the info box.
📌 Notes
Built for standard candles. Levels come from completed intraday bars and don't repaint, so once a session closes its high and low are fixed. Each session follows the exchange timezone you choose for it, not your chart's timezone.
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Haftungsausschluss
Die Informationen und Veröffentlichungen sind nicht als Finanz-, Anlage-, Handels- oder andere Arten von Ratschlägen oder Empfehlungen gedacht, die von TradingView bereitgestellt oder gebilligt werden, und stellen diese nicht dar. Lesen Sie mehr in den Nutzungsbedingungen.