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Terminator Harmony
A time-projection tool that predicts when the day's next moves are likely to happen — a Fibonacci Time Zone engine anchored to the session open and the day's first expansion swing.
Most indicators tell you where price might go. Terminator Harmony tells you when. It measures the time it took the market to travel from the day's open to the first swing that launched a real expansion, then projects that rhythm forward across the rest of the session.
How it works
It's built on two anchors:
- Anchor 0 — the day open. Auto-placed at either midnight ET (true day open) or the Globex 18:00 ET futures open, your choice. In Globex mode it correctly grabs the most recent 18:00 at or before your swing (the prior evening if your swing is in the morning).
- Anchor 1 — the expansion swing. The first structural swing high/low that caused a relatively big leg of expansion. This is a discretionary read, so you place it with one click and it becomes a draggable dot — move it and the whole projection re-casts live.
The distance between them (base = Anchor1 − Anchor0) becomes the market's time "unit" for the day. The indicator then casts vertical zone lines forward at multiples of that base — the times where turns, exhaustions, and new legs tend to cluster.
Projection modes
- Equal steps (default) — evenly spaced zones (1×, 2×, 3×… the base).
- Fibonacci sequence — zones at 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21… (classic Fib Time Zone spacing).
- Fib ratios — a fib-retracement ladder on the time axis: the two anchors (0 and 1.0, in orange) plus standard extensions past the swing — 1.272, 1.618, 2.0, 2.618, 3.618, 4.236, then the golden powers 6.854 (φ⁴) and 11.09 (φ⁵) so it spans the full day.
- Custom — type your own multiples (comma-separated).
Usage
Each day, drop the dot on that day's expansion swing and read the projected vertical lines as timing windows — moments to watch for reactions, rather than price levels. Built for the 5-minute chart. Anchor lines are orange, projected zones blue, each labeled with its multiple/ratio; colors, width, line style, and zone count are all configurable.
A time-projection tool that predicts when the day's next moves are likely to happen — a Fibonacci Time Zone engine anchored to the session open and the day's first expansion swing.
Most indicators tell you where price might go. Terminator Harmony tells you when. It measures the time it took the market to travel from the day's open to the first swing that launched a real expansion, then projects that rhythm forward across the rest of the session.
How it works
It's built on two anchors:
- Anchor 0 — the day open. Auto-placed at either midnight ET (true day open) or the Globex 18:00 ET futures open, your choice. In Globex mode it correctly grabs the most recent 18:00 at or before your swing (the prior evening if your swing is in the morning).
- Anchor 1 — the expansion swing. The first structural swing high/low that caused a relatively big leg of expansion. This is a discretionary read, so you place it with one click and it becomes a draggable dot — move it and the whole projection re-casts live.
The distance between them (base = Anchor1 − Anchor0) becomes the market's time "unit" for the day. The indicator then casts vertical zone lines forward at multiples of that base — the times where turns, exhaustions, and new legs tend to cluster.
Projection modes
- Equal steps (default) — evenly spaced zones (1×, 2×, 3×… the base).
- Fibonacci sequence — zones at 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21… (classic Fib Time Zone spacing).
- Fib ratios — a fib-retracement ladder on the time axis: the two anchors (0 and 1.0, in orange) plus standard extensions past the swing — 1.272, 1.618, 2.0, 2.618, 3.618, 4.236, then the golden powers 6.854 (φ⁴) and 11.09 (φ⁵) so it spans the full day.
- Custom — type your own multiples (comma-separated).
Usage
Each day, drop the dot on that day's expansion swing and read the projected vertical lines as timing windows — moments to watch for reactions, rather than price levels. Built for the 5-minute chart. Anchor lines are orange, projected zones blue, each labeled with its multiple/ratio; colors, width, line style, and zone count are all configurable.
Note di rilascio
VisualNote di rilascio
Terminator Harmony — Update SummaryHere's everything we changed this session (all committed to the repo, CHANGELOG + memory updated, and live on your chart):
1. Whole-line draggable anchor
Anchor 1 was a tiny dot that was hard to grab. Switched it to a lone input.time so it's now a full-height vertical line you can grab anywhere and slide — the whole projection re-casts live.
2. Visible anchor line
The native drag line is invisible after placement (only bolds on hover), so we draw our own orange line at Anchor 1. The drag handle sits underneath and still works.
3. Clock-time labels
Each zone label now shows the projected ET wall-clock time under the multiplier (e.g. 3 / 09:30) — so you read when each zone lands straight off the chart. Toggle: Show clock time on labels.
4. Decluttered label placement
Labels used to stack on the current bar's low, buried in candles. Now they sit clear at the pane edge (Top by default; Zone label position input to flip to Bottom).
5. Clean borderless labels
Iterated the look: box+pointer → outlined text → finally borderless text (style_none), colored to match its line (orange anchors / blue zones). No plate, no clunk.
6. Settings text glitch fixed
The — em-dash in the Anchor 1 label was pasting as mojibake (a clipboard-encoding bug on my end). Made the file fully ASCII and switched to a UTF-8-safe copy, so settings read cleanly.
Net result: grab-anywhere anchor, visible orange line, time-stamped zones, and clean borderless labels at the pane edge. New inputs added: Show clock time on labels, Zone label position — both placed last so your saved settings don't shift.
Note di rilascio
Terminator Harmony — Update SummaryWhat changed: Added three new "settlement time" starting points (Anchor 0 options) to the Fib Time Zones tool.
New options in the "Day open (Anchor 0)" dropdown, alongside the existing Midnight and Globex:
- Forex settlement — 15:00 ET
- Index settlement — 16:00 ET
- Metals settlement — 13:30 ET
How it works: When you click your Anchor 1 swing, the indicator drops Anchor 0 on the most-recent occurrence of the chosen settlement time at/before that click (rolling back a day if you clicked before that time). It then casts the time zones forward from there — exactly the same behavior the Globex 18:00 option already had.
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Script open-source
Nello spirito di TradingView, l'autore di questo script lo ha reso open source, in modo che i trader possano esaminarne e verificarne la funzionalità. Complimenti all'autore! Sebbene sia possibile utilizzarlo gratuitamente, ricordiamo che la ripubblicazione del codice è soggetta al nostro Regolamento.
Declinazione di responsabilità
Le informazioni e le pubblicazioni non sono intese come, e non costituiscono, consulenza o raccomandazioni finanziarie, di investimento, di trading o di altro tipo fornite o approvate da TradingView. Per ulteriori informazioni, consultare i Termini di utilizzo.