Ict Time Indicator
Forex Market or DXY:
This indicator plots a blue zone every day at midnight NY time. Which is used as a start of a trading day.
This indicator shows the days of the week.
The dark blue background is the first day of the week.
The light blue background are the start of the days in the week except for Monday
The first gray zone from the start of the day highlights the London Session from 2am to 5am
The second gray zone from the start of the day highlights the NY Session from 7am to 9am
The third gray zone from the start of the day highlights the London Close from 11am to 12am
Bond Market (symbol: ZB, ZN, ZF)
Start of the day (blue zone): 8am EST
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 7am to 11am (NY am session)
Third zone: 11am to 2pm (NY pm session)
Index Futures (symbol: ES, NQ, YM)
Start of the day (blue zone): 5am
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 8:30am to 11am (NY am session)
Third zone: noon to 3pm (NY pm session)
Currency Futures (symbol: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6E, 6J, 6N, 6S)
Start of the day (blue zone): 5am
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 6am to 9am (NY Session)
Third zone: 10am to 11am (London Close)
Time is dependent on the trade session of the IBM symbol.
Properties available:
- Show Killzones (Show the gray zones: London session - NY session - London Close as described above)
- Show Days Of Week (Show the blue zones + days of the week)
- All colors are available to change
The indicator checks the timeframe you are in to visualize the zones to keep everything clean.
The name ‘ict’ in the title of this indicator refers to ‘The Inner Circle Trader’. The Inner Circle Trader is my trading mentor and this indicator is based upon his ideas. I am proud to be one of his students. I hope this indicator can help more students!
Forex Market or DXY:
This indicator plots a blue zone every day at midnight NY time. Which is used as a start of a trading day.
This indicator shows the days of the week.
The dark blue background is the first day of the week.
The light blue background are the start of the days in the week except for Monday
The first gray zone from the start of the day highlights the London Session from 2am to 5am
The second gray zone from the start of the day highlights the NY Session from 7am to 9am
The third gray zone from the start of the day highlights the London Close from 11am to 12am
Bond Market (symbol: ZB, ZN, ZF)
Start of the day (blue zone): 8am EST
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 7am to 11am (NY am session)
Third zone: 11am to 2pm (NY pm session)
Index Futures (symbol: ES, NQ, YM)
Start of the day (blue zone): 5am
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 8:30am to 11am (NY am session)
Third zone: noon to 3pm (NY pm session)
Currency Futures (symbol: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6E, 6J, 6N, 6S)
Start of the day (blue zone): 5am
First zone: 1am to 4am (London Session)
Second zone: 6am to 9am (NY Session)
Third zone: 10am to 11am (London Close)
Time is dependent on the trade session of the IBM symbol.
Properties available:
- Show Killzones (Show the gray zones: London session - NY session - London Close as described above)
- Show Days Of Week (Show the blue zones + days of the week)
- All colors are available to change
The indicator checks the timeframe you are in to visualize the zones to keep everything clean.
The name ‘ict’ in the title of this indicator refers to ‘The Inner Circle Trader’. The Inner Circle Trader is my trading mentor and this indicator is based upon his ideas. I am proud to be one of his students. I hope this indicator can help more students!
Release Notes:
Added SPXUSD to index futures
Release Notes:
Additional symbol for killzones: SPXUSD
Release Notes:
Update killzones index futures
Release Notes:
Additional lines to plot future killzones
Release Notes:
Added symbols: CL, GC and XAUUSD
Release Notes:
- Platinum futures
- Copper futures
- Changed visibility on timeframes
- Copper futures
- Changed visibility on timeframes
Release Notes:
London killzone for indices was added
Release Notes:
Updated killzones indices