OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Actualizado CVR Earnings Window Filter
What It Does
The indicator answers a single practical question on every chart: how close is the next earnings event, and does that proximity matter for my trading decision?
It calculates the number of calendar days between right now and the next scheduled earnings release using TradingView's built-in earnings.future_time variable, which holds the Unix timestamp of the next announced earnings date for the current symbol.
Inputs
ParameterDefaultRangeDescriptionN — days until earnings51–60Width of the earnings window in calendar daysFilter modeAvoid window—Controls which condition is a pass
Core Calculation
days_until = floor( (earnings.future_time − timenow) / 86,400,000 )
Floored to full calendar days. Earnings day itself is always day 0 and is always excluded from the window. The active window is the interval [1, N].
days_untilMeaningnaNo earnings date on file for this symbol0Earnings today — excluded from window1Earnings tomorrow — first day inside window> NOutside window — far enough from earnings
Filter Modes
Avoid Window — passes = true when the symbol is outside the window. Enforces a pre-earnings blackout zone (e.g. no new entries within 5 days of a report). Symbols with no date on file (na) pass as safe.
Target Window — passes = true when the symbol is inside the window. Surfaces stocks approaching an earnings catalyst for pre-earnings setup hunting.
Visual Output
Blue step-line — raw days_until value per bar
Dashed line at N — outer boundary; when the line crosses below, the window is active
Dotted lines at 1 and 0 — inner boundaries marking the earnings day itself
Orange background — active whenever the window is open (1 ≤ days_until ≤ N)
Label on last bar — green if the symbol passes the active mode, red if blocked
Edge Cases
No date (na): Avoid mode passes, Target mode blocks
Earnings today (0): outside the window in both modes — the earnings day is never included
Calendar vs. trading days: the calculation uses raw calendar days; a Monday report shows 2 on Friday, not 1
Data accuracy: depends on whether TradingView has a confirmed date; unconfirmed estimates may differ from the actual report
The indicator answers a single practical question on every chart: how close is the next earnings event, and does that proximity matter for my trading decision?
It calculates the number of calendar days between right now and the next scheduled earnings release using TradingView's built-in earnings.future_time variable, which holds the Unix timestamp of the next announced earnings date for the current symbol.
Inputs
ParameterDefaultRangeDescriptionN — days until earnings51–60Width of the earnings window in calendar daysFilter modeAvoid window—Controls which condition is a pass
Core Calculation
days_until = floor( (earnings.future_time − timenow) / 86,400,000 )
Floored to full calendar days. Earnings day itself is always day 0 and is always excluded from the window. The active window is the interval [1, N].
days_untilMeaningnaNo earnings date on file for this symbol0Earnings today — excluded from window1Earnings tomorrow — first day inside window> NOutside window — far enough from earnings
Filter Modes
Avoid Window — passes = true when the symbol is outside the window. Enforces a pre-earnings blackout zone (e.g. no new entries within 5 days of a report). Symbols with no date on file (na) pass as safe.
Target Window — passes = true when the symbol is inside the window. Surfaces stocks approaching an earnings catalyst for pre-earnings setup hunting.
Visual Output
Blue step-line — raw days_until value per bar
Dashed line at N — outer boundary; when the line crosses below, the window is active
Dotted lines at 1 and 0 — inner boundaries marking the earnings day itself
Orange background — active whenever the window is open (1 ≤ days_until ≤ N)
Label on last bar — green if the symbol passes the active mode, red if blocked
Edge Cases
No date (na): Avoid mode passes, Target mode blocks
Earnings today (0): outside the window in both modes — the earnings day is never included
Calendar vs. trading days: the calculation uses raw calendar days; a Monday report shows 2 on Friday, not 1
Data accuracy: depends on whether TradingView has a confirmed date; unconfirmed estimates may differ from the actual report
Notas de prensa
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Script de código abierto
Fiel al espíritu de TradingView, el creador de este script lo ha convertido en código abierto, para que los traders puedan revisar y verificar su funcionalidad. ¡Enhorabuena al autor! Aunque puede utilizarlo de forma gratuita, recuerde que cualquier republicación del código está sujeta a nuestras Normas internas.
Exención de responsabilidad
La información y las publicaciones no constituyen, ni deben considerarse como, asesoramiento o recomendaciones financieras, de inversión, de trading u otro tipo, proporcionadas o respaldadas por TradingView. Obtenga más información en Condiciones de uso.