MoM LEVELS

Session highs and lows, the previous day's range, and the daily directional flip — all on one chart, all labelled in a single aligned column where price isn't in the way.
What it draws
Previous Day High (PDH)
Previous Day Low (PDL)
the prior daily candle's range, refreshed at each new daily open.
Asia High / Low
London High / Low
New York High / Low
Each session's extremes are tracked live while the session is open, then frozen at session close and extended to the right as a reference for the rest of the day. Every level has its own on/off toggle and its own colour and line style, so you can build the exact set you trade without editing code.
The daily flip line
This marks the level where the daily candle's direction changes — the line you watch for continuation or reversal.
Daily candle bullish → a red line sits at the body bottom (the daily open).
Daily candle bearish → a green line sits at the body top (the daily open).
It's drawn when direction flips and extends until the next flip, so the current flip level is always on screen. Direction is defined as close versus open; if you'd rather use close versus previous close, that's a one-line change.
Clean, aligned labels
Every level's text sits in one vertical column at a fixed distance to the right of the live candle, on a transparent background — no boxes, no pills, no lines running through the words. Nine levels, nine tags, one clean stack.
Padding control sets how many bars right of the live candle the column sits.
Text Align chooses whether text grows away from or toward the column.
Master toggle, colour and size for all text.
Every label's wording is editable in settings — rename anything to suit your own shorthand.
Settings overview
Previous Day — on/off, PDH and PDL text
Asia / London / NY — on/off, session window, high/low text
Daily Flip — on/off, style, width, both flip texts
Text Display — show/hide, colour, size, padding, alignment
Style — line width, line style, per-level colours
Good to know
Session times are entered in exchange time, not local time — the defaults (1800-0000 Asia, 0700-1000 London, 1330-1600 NY) are common FX/crypto windows, so adjust them to match your broker and instrument.
The label column anchors to the live bar and shifts right one bar as new candles form; Pine has no way to pin text to the pane's right edge, so Padding is the control for how far out the column sits. Levels are frozen at session close, which means toggling a session off hides new lines but won't delete ones already drawn.
Alerts
New Day — fires when a new daily session begins.
Daily Flip — fires when the daily candle changes direction.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument. Trading involves risk of loss. Do your own research and manage your own risk.
What it draws
Previous Day High (PDH)
Previous Day Low (PDL)
the prior daily candle's range, refreshed at each new daily open.
Asia High / Low
London High / Low
New York High / Low
Each session's extremes are tracked live while the session is open, then frozen at session close and extended to the right as a reference for the rest of the day. Every level has its own on/off toggle and its own colour and line style, so you can build the exact set you trade without editing code.
The daily flip line
This marks the level where the daily candle's direction changes — the line you watch for continuation or reversal.
Daily candle bullish → a red line sits at the body bottom (the daily open).
Daily candle bearish → a green line sits at the body top (the daily open).
It's drawn when direction flips and extends until the next flip, so the current flip level is always on screen. Direction is defined as close versus open; if you'd rather use close versus previous close, that's a one-line change.
Clean, aligned labels
Every level's text sits in one vertical column at a fixed distance to the right of the live candle, on a transparent background — no boxes, no pills, no lines running through the words. Nine levels, nine tags, one clean stack.
Padding control sets how many bars right of the live candle the column sits.
Text Align chooses whether text grows away from or toward the column.
Master toggle, colour and size for all text.
Every label's wording is editable in settings — rename anything to suit your own shorthand.
Settings overview
Previous Day — on/off, PDH and PDL text
Asia / London / NY — on/off, session window, high/low text
Daily Flip — on/off, style, width, both flip texts
Text Display — show/hide, colour, size, padding, alignment
Style — line width, line style, per-level colours
Good to know
Session times are entered in exchange time, not local time — the defaults (1800-0000 Asia, 0700-1000 London, 1330-1600 NY) are common FX/crypto windows, so adjust them to match your broker and instrument.
The label column anchors to the live bar and shifts right one bar as new candles form; Pine has no way to pin text to the pane's right edge, so Padding is the control for how far out the column sits. Levels are frozen at session close, which means toggling a session off hides new lines but won't delete ones already drawn.
Alerts
New Day — fires when a new daily session begins.
Daily Flip — fires when the daily candle changes direction.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument. Trading involves risk of loss. Do your own research and manage your own risk.
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Pernyataan Penyangkalan
Informasi dan publikasi ini tidak dimaksudkan, dan bukan merupakan, saran atau rekomendasi keuangan, investasi, trading, atau jenis lainnya yang diberikan atau didukung oleh TradingView. Baca selengkapnya di Ketentuan Penggunaan.