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Intraday Levels is a chart-overlay reference framework designed to map and continuously project key multi-session and multi-time-horizon price levels directly on intraday charts. The tool is built to provide a clean, configurable, and information-dense structure for traders who rely on recurring high/low reference points such as weekly extremes, daily extremes, major session ranges, and opening range levels. Its purpose is to transform these commonly used price anchors into a unified visual environment that remains readable even when multiple levels align at the same price.
The indicator tracks and displays a layered set of highs and lows from different market horizons and sessions, allowing the user to monitor confluence and relative positioning in real time. At the higher structural level, it maintains the current week high and low as well as the current day high and low. At the session level, it can track the Asian, London, and New York session ranges using predefined time windows. At the opening range level, it can additionally plot the initial 15-minute and initial 30-minute highs and lows. This combination makes the tool suitable for traders who use top-down intraday analysis and want to understand how short-term price action interacts with broader session and period-based reference zones.
A key strength of the script is its high degree of visual customization. Each level family can be enabled or disabled independently, which allows the chart to be tailored to different instruments, trading styles, and time-of-day workflows. For every group of levels, the user can choose a dedicated line style, assign separate colors for highs and lows, and define line thickness. This allows the user to create a visual hierarchy where higher-timeframe references, such as weekly and daily levels, can be emphasized more strongly, while session and opening-range levels can be displayed with lighter styling. The result is a structured display in which important levels remain easy to distinguish without overwhelming the chart.
The script is designed to project each tracked level forward by a configurable number of bars, which improves readability during active trading and allows the user to see level interactions before price reaches the current bar’s far-right edge. This forward extension is especially useful for execution planning, level-based alerts, and discretionary decision making, because the trader can visually align current price with nearby projected references without needing to inspect historical bars manually. The extension logic is applied consistently across all supported level categories, making the indicator visually coherent and predictable.
The session framework uses explicit time windows and is anchored to a defined timezone, ensuring repeatable calculations across instruments and chart settings. This is particularly important for session-based analysis, where consistency in time segmentation is essential. The script separately tracks the evolving highs and lows inside each enabled session window and then projects those levels on the chart as active references. By combining session-specific ranges with daily and weekly extremes, the indicator helps traders identify whether current price is trading near local session structure, broader period structure, or a confluence of both.
An important usability feature of this tool is its label management system for overlapping levels. In many markets, it is common for different reference levels to cluster at or near the same price, such as a daily high aligning with a session high or an opening range high. Instead of drawing multiple separate labels on top of each other, the indicator aggregates overlapping levels into a single merged label that lists all level names at that price. This significantly improves chart readability and reduces label clutter, especially on lower timeframes or during consolidation phases where level compression is frequent. The merging behavior is based on a price tolerance tied to the instrument’s tick size, which allows the script to treat near-identical levels as confluence zones rather than as visually separate labels.
The merged label system also preserves contextual information through color handling. When a merged label contains level names that share the same directional color context, the label text can retain that color. When overlapping levels use different colors, the script falls back to a neutral chart text color to maintain readability and avoid misleading emphasis. This design choice ensures that the visual output remains informative without sacrificing clarity when multiple categories of levels converge.
From a practical trading perspective, the tool is useful for several workflows. It can support intraday structure mapping by showing where price sits relative to current daily and weekly extremes. It can support session-based trading by highlighting Asian, London, and New York highs and lows that often act as liquidity pools, breakout points, or mean-reversion references. It can support opening-range strategies by displaying the initial 15-minute and 30-minute boundaries commonly used for early-session breakout and bias models. It can also support confluence analysis, where the trader is specifically looking for price zones where multiple independent references align and where reaction probability may be higher.
The indicator is particularly well suited for discretionary traders who combine price action, session structure, and liquidity-based reasoning. It is also useful for semi-systematic traders who want a stable chart overlay to standardize their pre-market and intraday execution process. Because the script keeps all major reference families inside a single tool, it can reduce the need to stack multiple indicators or manually draw and maintain horizontal levels throughout the session.
This tool is designed to be an execution-support and market-structure visualization aid rather than a standalone trading system. It does not generate directional entries or exits on its own, and it should be used in combination with broader context, risk management, and trade management rules. When integrated into a disciplined trading process, Intraday Levels provides a professional and highly configurable framework for organizing price structure, identifying confluence, and improving decision quality during intraday market analysis.
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The indicator tracks and displays a layered set of highs and lows from different market horizons and sessions, allowing the user to monitor confluence and relative positioning in real time. At the higher structural level, it maintains the current week high and low as well as the current day high and low. At the session level, it can track the Asian, London, and New York session ranges using predefined time windows. At the opening range level, it can additionally plot the initial 15-minute and initial 30-minute highs and lows. This combination makes the tool suitable for traders who use top-down intraday analysis and want to understand how short-term price action interacts with broader session and period-based reference zones.
A key strength of the script is its high degree of visual customization. Each level family can be enabled or disabled independently, which allows the chart to be tailored to different instruments, trading styles, and time-of-day workflows. For every group of levels, the user can choose a dedicated line style, assign separate colors for highs and lows, and define line thickness. This allows the user to create a visual hierarchy where higher-timeframe references, such as weekly and daily levels, can be emphasized more strongly, while session and opening-range levels can be displayed with lighter styling. The result is a structured display in which important levels remain easy to distinguish without overwhelming the chart.
The script is designed to project each tracked level forward by a configurable number of bars, which improves readability during active trading and allows the user to see level interactions before price reaches the current bar’s far-right edge. This forward extension is especially useful for execution planning, level-based alerts, and discretionary decision making, because the trader can visually align current price with nearby projected references without needing to inspect historical bars manually. The extension logic is applied consistently across all supported level categories, making the indicator visually coherent and predictable.
The session framework uses explicit time windows and is anchored to a defined timezone, ensuring repeatable calculations across instruments and chart settings. This is particularly important for session-based analysis, where consistency in time segmentation is essential. The script separately tracks the evolving highs and lows inside each enabled session window and then projects those levels on the chart as active references. By combining session-specific ranges with daily and weekly extremes, the indicator helps traders identify whether current price is trading near local session structure, broader period structure, or a confluence of both.
An important usability feature of this tool is its label management system for overlapping levels. In many markets, it is common for different reference levels to cluster at or near the same price, such as a daily high aligning with a session high or an opening range high. Instead of drawing multiple separate labels on top of each other, the indicator aggregates overlapping levels into a single merged label that lists all level names at that price. This significantly improves chart readability and reduces label clutter, especially on lower timeframes or during consolidation phases where level compression is frequent. The merging behavior is based on a price tolerance tied to the instrument’s tick size, which allows the script to treat near-identical levels as confluence zones rather than as visually separate labels.
The merged label system also preserves contextual information through color handling. When a merged label contains level names that share the same directional color context, the label text can retain that color. When overlapping levels use different colors, the script falls back to a neutral chart text color to maintain readability and avoid misleading emphasis. This design choice ensures that the visual output remains informative without sacrificing clarity when multiple categories of levels converge.
From a practical trading perspective, the tool is useful for several workflows. It can support intraday structure mapping by showing where price sits relative to current daily and weekly extremes. It can support session-based trading by highlighting Asian, London, and New York highs and lows that often act as liquidity pools, breakout points, or mean-reversion references. It can support opening-range strategies by displaying the initial 15-minute and 30-minute boundaries commonly used for early-session breakout and bias models. It can also support confluence analysis, where the trader is specifically looking for price zones where multiple independent references align and where reaction probability may be higher.
The indicator is particularly well suited for discretionary traders who combine price action, session structure, and liquidity-based reasoning. It is also useful for semi-systematic traders who want a stable chart overlay to standardize their pre-market and intraday execution process. Because the script keeps all major reference families inside a single tool, it can reduce the need to stack multiple indicators or manually draw and maintain horizontal levels throughout the session.
This tool is designed to be an execution-support and market-structure visualization aid rather than a standalone trading system. It does not generate directional entries or exits on its own, and it should be used in combination with broader context, risk management, and trade management rules. When integrated into a disciplined trading process, Intraday Levels provides a professional and highly configurable framework for organizing price structure, identifying confluence, and improving decision quality during intraday market analysis.
- Eros
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В истинном духе TradingView, создатель этого скрипта сделал его открытым исходным кодом, чтобы трейдеры могли проверить и убедиться в его функциональности. Браво автору! Вы можете использовать его бесплатно, но помните, что перепубликация кода подчиняется нашим Правилам поведения.
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Информация и публикации не предназначены для предоставления и не являются финансовыми, инвестиционными, торговыми или другими видами советов или рекомендаций, предоставленных или одобренных TradingView. Подробнее читайте в Условиях использования.