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Updated MTF Key Levels: Previous Day/Week/Month/Year + Opens
This indicator plots important previous session and higher-timeframe levels that many traders watch for support, resistance, liquidity, and reaction points.
All levels automatically update when a new period begins, so your chart always shows the most recent relevant levels without clutter.
Levels Included
Daily
• Daily Open
• Previous Day Open
• Previous Day High
• Previous Day Low
• Previous Day Equilibrium (midpoint of high/low)
Weekly
• Week Open
• Previous Week Open
• Previous Week High
• Previous Week Low
• Previous Week Equilibrium
Weekend
• Previous Weekend High
• Previous Weekend Low
(Useful for crypto traders where weekend volatility often creates liquidity zones.)
Higher Timeframes
• Previous Month High
• Previous Month Low
• Previous Year High
• Previous Year Low
Features
• Auto-updating levels – old levels are replaced as new sessions begin
• Multi-timeframe context – see key daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly levels at once
• Clean chart design – only the most recent levels are shown
• Dashed level styling for clarity
• Color-coded tags for quick identification
• Automatic high-contrast label text for readability
• Adjustable label distance so tags don’t overlap price
How Traders Use These Levels
These levels often act as:
• Liquidity zones
• Support / resistance
• Mean reversion targets
• Reaction areas for intraday trades
• Bias confirmation when price reclaims or rejects key levels
Many strategies incorporate previous highs/lows, opens, and equilibrium levels when analyzing market structure and momentum.
Notes
• Levels are based on your chart timeframe and timezone settings.
• Works on any intraday timeframe.
• Particularly useful for crypto and futures markets where higher-timeframe levels are frequently respected.
Release Notes
Multi-Timeframe Key Levels (Auto-Updating)This indicator plots important previous session and higher-timeframe levels that many traders watch for support, resistance, liquidity, and reaction points.
All levels automatically update when a new period begins, so your chart always shows the most recent relevant levels without clutter.
Levels Included
Daily
• Daily Open
• Previous Day Open
• Previous Day High
• Previous Day Low
• Previous Day Equilibrium (midpoint of high/low)
Weekly
• Week Open
• Previous Week Open
• Previous Week High
• Previous Week Low
• Previous Week Equilibrium
Weekend
• Previous Weekend High
• Previous Weekend Low
(Useful for crypto traders where weekend volatility often creates liquidity zones.)
Higher Timeframes
• Previous Month High
• Previous Month EQ
• Previous Month Low
• Previous Year High
• Previous Year EQ
• Previous Year Low
Features
• Auto-updating levels – old levels are replaced as new sessions begin
• Multi-timeframe context – see key daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly levels at once
• Clean chart design – only the most recent levels are shown
• Dashed level styling for clarity
• Color-coded tags for quick identification
• Automatic high-contrast label text for readability
• Adjustable label distance so tags don’t overlap price
How Traders Use These Levels
These levels often act as:
• Liquidity zones
• Support / resistance
• Mean reversion targets
• Reaction areas for intraday trades
• Bias confirmation when price reclaims or rejects key levels
Many strategies incorporate previous highs/lows, opens, and equilibrium levels when analyzing market structure and momentum.
Notes
• Levels are based on your chart timeframe and timezone settings.
• Works on any intraday timeframe.
• Particularly useful for crypto and futures markets where higher-timeframe levels are frequently respected.
Release Notes
Multi-Timeframe Key Levels (Auto-Updating)This indicator plots important previous session and higher-timeframe levels that many traders watch for support, resistance, liquidity, and reaction points.
All levels automatically update when a new period begins, so your chart always shows the most recent relevant levels without clutter.
Levels Included
Daily
• Daily Open
• Previous Day Open
• Previous Day High
• Previous Day Low
• Previous Day Equilibrium (midpoint of high/low)
Weekly
• Week Open
• Previous Week Open
• Previous Week High
• Previous Week Low
• Previous Week Equilibrium
Weekend
• Previous Weekend High
• Previous Weekend Low
(Useful for crypto traders where weekend volatility often creates liquidity zones.)
Higher Timeframes
• Previous Month High
• Previous Month EQ
• Previous Month Low
• Previous Year High
• Previous Year EQ
• Previous Year Low
Features
• Auto-updating levels – old levels are replaced as new sessions begin
• Multi-timeframe context – see key daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly levels at once
• Clean chart design – only the most recent levels are shown
• Dashed level styling for clarity
• Color-coded tags for quick identification
• Automatic high-contrast label text for readability
• Adjustable label distance so tags don’t overlap price
How Traders Use These Levels
These levels often act as:
• Liquidity zones
• Support / resistance
• Mean reversion targets
• Reaction areas for intraday trades
• Bias confirmation when price reclaims or rejects key levels
Many strategies incorporate previous highs/lows, opens, and equilibrium levels when analyzing market structure and momentum.
Notes
• Levels are based on your chart timeframe and timezone settings.
• Works on any intraday timeframe.
• Particularly useful for crypto and futures markets where higher-timeframe levels are frequently respected.
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.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
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.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.