OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

ICT NY Futures Indices Session Model - YT New York Mentorship

Updated
This indicator plots out the time periods and open lines as outlined in ICT's 2022 Mentorship and is designed specifically for the New York futures trading session.

Time zone is set to GMT-4 (NY) by default but can be changed for accommodate daylight saving in the menu.

Please note this indicator is to be used only on the 30min timeframe and below.

Here are its features:

The background color shows the morning session, in two parts (8.30am to 9.30am and 9.30am to 11.30am), then a two hour gap for lunch (ICT calls this "Dead time") and finally, the afternoon session, also to two (1.30pm to 3pm and 3pm to 4pm).

It not only shows the current killzones, but future zones as well.

These times are important; trades can be framed within these zones as taught in the mentorship.

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Next are the open lines. These lines are automatically plotted and can be areas for price to react off of; they are the opening price of a candle at these times:

00.00 (New York Midnight, also known as "True Day Open")
8.30am (New York Equities pre-open)
9.30am (New York Equities open)
2.00am (London Stock Exchange open)

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And lastly, London's trading session High and Low are projected forward onto the New York trading session.

These two price points are areas of liquidity that were pooled during London, but they can also often set the high or low of the day.

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Please let me know if there are any bugs or if you have suggestions for the next update.

Release Notes
Updated typo to add GMT-5
2022Candlestick analysisictkillzonementorshipNEWnyopenPivot points and levelssessionTrend AnalysisYORK

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