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Aggiornato Session Boxes + Bias Labels

This indicator is not just showing boxes—it’s showing you how the market is behaving session by session so you can understand who is in control and when that control shifts.
Here’s how to use it properly 👇
🔑 WHAT THIS INDICATOR TELLS YOU
You now have 3 key pieces of information on your chart at all times:
1. Session Range (Boxes)
🔵 Asia = accumulation
🟢 London = manipulation
🔴 New York = distribution
2. Session Highs & Lows
Where liquidity is sitting
Where stops are likely resting
3. Session Bias (Label)
Bullish / Bearish / Neutral for each session
Based on price vs session open
🧠 THE CORE CONCEPT
👉 The market moves in phases:
Asia builds liquidity
London hunts liquidity
New York delivers the move
Your job is to follow that sequence—not fight it
📊 STEP-BY-STEP HOW TO USE IT
🟦 STEP 1: Read Asia (The Setup)
What to look for:
The blue box range
The Asia bias label
What it means:
Asia is building liquidity
It’s NOT where you should trade aggressively
Key focus:
👉 Mark:
Asia High
Asia Low
These are your targets for the day
🟩 STEP 2: Read London (The Clue)
Look at:
London box (green)
London bias
Does London break Asia high or low?
Scenario A: London breaks ABOVE Asia high
Likely liquidity sweep (fake bullish move)
👉 Watch for reversal later
Scenario B: London breaks BELOW Asia low
Likely bearish sweep
👉 Watch for upside reversal later
Bias insight:
If London bias flips against Asia → instability / manipulation
If London continues Asia bias → trend continuation potential
🟥 STEP 3: Trade New York (Execution)
This is where you make money.
Look for this pattern:
🔥 HIGH-PROBABILITY SETUP
Asia creates range
London sweeps ONE side
New York attacks the OTHER side
Example (Bearish Day)
Asia = range 2300–2310
London = breaks 2310 (takes highs)
New York = drops below 2300
👉 That’s your short bias
Example (Bullish Day)
Asia = range
London = sweeps lows
New York = rallies above highs
👉 That’s your long bias
🎯 HOW TO USE THE BIAS LABELS
Each session shows:
Bullish → price above session open
Bearish → price below session open
🧠 How to interpret:
1. Alignment = Strong Trend
Asia bullish
London bullish
NY bullish
👉 Trend day (momentum)
2. Conflict = Manipulation
Asia bullish
London bearish
👉 Trap likely
3. Flip = Opportunity
London sweeps
NY reverses
👉 BEST trade setup
⚡ ENTRY MODEL (Simple & Powerful)
After NY confirms direction:
For shorts:
Wait for:
London sweep highs
NY bearish bias
Enter on:
pullback
retest of broken level
For longs:
Wait for:
London sweep lows
NY bullish bias
Enter on:
pullback
support reaction
🚨 WHAT TO AVOID
❌ Trading inside Asia range
❌ Chasing London breakout
❌ Ignoring NY session
❌ Trading against session flow
🔥 PRO TIP (THIS IS HUGE)
Look at the labels like this:
Asia = where price builds orders
London = where stops get triggered
New York = where real direction shows
🧠 DAILY CHECKLIST
Before entering a trade, ask:
Where is Asia range?
What did London sweep?
What is NY bias?
Which side is still untouched?
🚀 WHAT THIS INDICATOR REALLY DOES
This isn’t just visual.
It trains you to:
think in liquidity
see manipulation
trade with institutional flow
Here’s how to use it properly 👇
🔑 WHAT THIS INDICATOR TELLS YOU
You now have 3 key pieces of information on your chart at all times:
1. Session Range (Boxes)
🔵 Asia = accumulation
🟢 London = manipulation
🔴 New York = distribution
2. Session Highs & Lows
Where liquidity is sitting
Where stops are likely resting
3. Session Bias (Label)
Bullish / Bearish / Neutral for each session
Based on price vs session open
🧠 THE CORE CONCEPT
👉 The market moves in phases:
Asia builds liquidity
London hunts liquidity
New York delivers the move
Your job is to follow that sequence—not fight it
📊 STEP-BY-STEP HOW TO USE IT
🟦 STEP 1: Read Asia (The Setup)
What to look for:
The blue box range
The Asia bias label
What it means:
Asia is building liquidity
It’s NOT where you should trade aggressively
Key focus:
👉 Mark:
Asia High
Asia Low
These are your targets for the day
🟩 STEP 2: Read London (The Clue)
Look at:
London box (green)
London bias
Does London break Asia high or low?
Scenario A: London breaks ABOVE Asia high
Likely liquidity sweep (fake bullish move)
👉 Watch for reversal later
Scenario B: London breaks BELOW Asia low
Likely bearish sweep
👉 Watch for upside reversal later
Bias insight:
If London bias flips against Asia → instability / manipulation
If London continues Asia bias → trend continuation potential
🟥 STEP 3: Trade New York (Execution)
This is where you make money.
Look for this pattern:
🔥 HIGH-PROBABILITY SETUP
Asia creates range
London sweeps ONE side
New York attacks the OTHER side
Example (Bearish Day)
Asia = range 2300–2310
London = breaks 2310 (takes highs)
New York = drops below 2300
👉 That’s your short bias
Example (Bullish Day)
Asia = range
London = sweeps lows
New York = rallies above highs
👉 That’s your long bias
🎯 HOW TO USE THE BIAS LABELS
Each session shows:
Bullish → price above session open
Bearish → price below session open
🧠 How to interpret:
1. Alignment = Strong Trend
Asia bullish
London bullish
NY bullish
👉 Trend day (momentum)
2. Conflict = Manipulation
Asia bullish
London bearish
👉 Trap likely
3. Flip = Opportunity
London sweeps
NY reverses
👉 BEST trade setup
⚡ ENTRY MODEL (Simple & Powerful)
After NY confirms direction:
For shorts:
Wait for:
London sweep highs
NY bearish bias
Enter on:
pullback
retest of broken level
For longs:
Wait for:
London sweep lows
NY bullish bias
Enter on:
pullback
support reaction
🚨 WHAT TO AVOID
❌ Trading inside Asia range
❌ Chasing London breakout
❌ Ignoring NY session
❌ Trading against session flow
🔥 PRO TIP (THIS IS HUGE)
Look at the labels like this:
Asia = where price builds orders
London = where stops get triggered
New York = where real direction shows
🧠 DAILY CHECKLIST
Before entering a trade, ask:
Where is Asia range?
What did London sweep?
What is NY bias?
Which side is still untouched?
🚀 WHAT THIS INDICATOR REALLY DOES
This isn’t just visual.
It trains you to:
think in liquidity
see manipulation
trade with institutional flow
Note di rilascio
This indicator is not just showing boxes—it’s showing you how the market is behaving session by session so you can understand who is in control and when that control shifts.Here’s how to use it properly 👇
________________________________________
🔑 WHAT THIS INDICATOR TELLS YOU
You now have 3 key pieces of information on your chart at all times:
1. Session Range (Boxes)
• 🔵 Asia = accumulation
• 🟢 London = manipulation
• 🔴 New York = distribution
2. Session Highs & Lows
• Where liquidity is sitting
• Where stops are likely resting
3. Session Bias (Label)
• Bullish / Bearish / Neutral for each session
• Based on price vs session open
________________________________________
🧠 THE CORE CONCEPT
👉 The market moves in phases:
• Asia builds liquidity
• London hunts liquidity
• New York delivers the move
Your job is to follow that sequence—not fight it
________________________________________
📊 STEP-BY-STEP HOW TO USE IT
________________________________________
🟦 STEP 1: Read Asia (The Setup)
What to look for:
• The blue box range
• The Asia bias label
What it means:
• Asia is building liquidity
• It’s NOT where you should trade aggressively
Key focus:
👉 Mark:
• Asia High
• Asia Low
These are your targets for the day
________________________________________
🟩 STEP 2: Read London (The Clue)
Look at:
• London box (green)
• London bias
• Does London break Asia high or low?
________________________________________
Scenario A: London breaks ABOVE Asia high
• Likely liquidity sweep (fake bullish move)
👉 Watch for reversal later
________________________________________
Scenario B: London breaks BELOW Asia low
• Likely bearish sweep
👉 Watch for upside reversal later
________________________________________
Bias insight:
• If London bias flips against Asia → instability / manipulation
• If London continues Asia bias → trend continuation potential
________________________________________
🟥 STEP 3: Trade New York (Execution)
This is where you make money.
________________________________________
Look for this pattern:
🔥 HIGH-PROBABILITY SETUP
1. Asia creates range
2. London sweeps ONE side
3. New York attacks the OTHER side
________________________________________
Example (Bearish Day)
• Asia = range 2300–2310
• London = breaks 2310 (takes highs)
• New York = drops below 2300
👉 That’s your short bias
________________________________________
Example (Bullish Day)
• Asia = range
• London = sweeps lows
• New York = rallies above highs
👉 That’s your long bias
________________________________________
🎯 HOW TO USE THE BIAS LABELS
Each session shows:
• Bullish → price above session open
• Bearish → price below session open
________________________________________
🧠 How to interpret:
1. Alignment = Strong Trend
• Asia bullish
• London bullish
• NY bullish
👉 Trend day (momentum)
________________________________________
2. Conflict = Manipulation
• Asia bullish
• London bearish
👉 Trap likely
________________________________________
3. Flip = Opportunity
• London sweeps
• NY reverses
👉 BEST trade setup
________________________________________
⚡ ENTRY MODEL (Simple & Powerful)
After NY confirms direction:
For shorts:
• Wait for:
o London sweep highs
o NY bearish bias
• Enter on:
o pullback
o retest of broken level
________________________________________
For longs:
• Wait for:
o London sweep lows
o NY bullish bias
• Enter on:
o pullback
o support reaction
________________________________________
🚨 WHAT TO AVOID
❌ Trading inside Asia range
❌ Chasing London breakout
❌ Ignoring NY session
❌ Trading against session flow
________________________________________
🔥 PRO TIP (THIS IS HUGE)
Look at the labels like this:
• Asia = where price builds orders
• London = where stops get triggered
• New York = where real direction shows
________________________________________
🧠 DAILY CHECKLIST
Before entering a trade, ask:
1. Where is Asia range?
2. What did London sweep?
3. What is NY bias?
4. Which side is still untouched?
________________________________________
🚀 WHAT THIS INDICATOR REALLY DOES
This isn’t just visual.
It trains you to:
• think in liquidity
• see manipulation
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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.