Session Sweeps and Levels

Session Sweeps and Levels (⏰)

An overlay indicator that tracks key price levels from each major trading session and detects liquidity sweeps against them. Built for futures/forex traders who use session structure as context for entries.

Tracked Sessions

Tokyo (1900–0400 ET) — High/Low
London (0300–1200 ET) — High/Low
Pre-NY (0400–0930 ET) — High/Low
New York (0930–1600 ET) — High/Low/Open/Close
Post-NY (1600–1700 ET) — High/Low
Globex (1800–1900 ET) — High/Low
IGIR (1700–1800 ET) — High/Low/Open
CME Settle — 17:00 ET daily close

Each session displays three layers: the active in-progress level (white), the last confirmed level (session color), and the previous completed level (session color). All session times, colors, and visibility are fully configurable.

Features

Liquidity Sweep Detection — fires when price wicks beyond a session level and closes back through it. Tracks bullish (low sweep) and bearish (high sweep) with configurable wick distance and per-level cooldown
FVG Confirmation (optional) — require a Fair Value Gap on a higher timeframe to exist (and optionally match direction) before a sweep alert fires. Configurable HTF, min size, max age, and mitigation tracking
Per-Session Sweep Toggles — enable/disable sweep scanning independently for each session, including separate toggles for NY Open and IGIR Open
Active Session Sweeping — optionally scan in-progress session levels, not just confirmed ones
Flexible Line Styling — solid, dashed, dotted, or arrow styles; thickness, extension, and label offset all adjustable
Value Type Filters — toggle Highs, Lows, Opens, Settles, and Labels independently
Price Scale Integration — all confirmed levels exposed to the right-edge price scale and Data Window for quick reference

Use Cases

Identify liquidity pools where stops are clustered (prior session highs/lows)
Trade sweeps of session extremes as reversal or continuation setups
Use NY Open and Settle as intraday equilibrium reference points
Confirm sweep trades with HTF FVG alignment to filter noise
Feed session context into external bots or dashboards via JSON alerts

Release Notes

minor

Open-source script

In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.

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Disclaimer

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