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Key Levels Zone v1.5KEY LEVEL ZONE SUITE v1.5
The Key Level Zone Suite is a multi-timeframe market-structure indicator designed to organize important price levels into customizable zones instead of single horizontal lines.
The indicator combines session levels, daily reference levels, supply and demand, repeated-touch support and resistance, and confirmed swing points in one clean system. Every category can be independently enabled, customized, limited, and managed after price breaks through it.
Its purpose is to help traders identify areas where price may react, reject, consolidate, break, or reverse—while reducing chart clutter on lower timeframes.
FEATURES
SESSION OPEN ZONES
The indicator can display the exact opening prices of:
• Asia
• London
• New York
Each opening price is expanded into an adjustable zone. Opening prices are calculated using internal 1-minute data, helping maintain accurate session opens when the indicator is viewed on higher-timeframe charts.
Each session-open zone includes independent controls for:
• Visibility
• Session time
• Zone thickness in ticks
• Horizontal projection length
• Fill and border colors
• Maximum number of zones
• Text visibility
• Broken-zone behavior
Session-open zones are disabled by default but can be enabled individually.
SESSION HIGH AND LOW ZONES
The indicator can display completed high and low zones from the:
• Asia session
• London session
• New York session
For each session, traders can choose:
• Today
• Yesterday
• Both
Today’s high and low are added only after the selected session finishes. This prevents a developing session range from being mistaken for a finalized level.
Older session ranges are automatically cleared, preventing multiple days of session highs and lows from accumulating across the chart.
DAILY AND WEEKLY KEY LEVELS
The indicator includes:
• Daily Open
• Previous-Day High
• Previous-Day Low
• Previous Monday High
• Previous Monday Low
The Daily Open is calculated from the customizable trading-day session. By default, it uses the futures-style trading day beginning at 6:00 PM New York time.
Only the two newest Daily Open zones are retained, representing the current trading day and the previous trading day.
Previous-Day High and Low zones can be enabled when needed, with an adjustable number of previous-day sets.
The Monday levels represent the completed high and low from the latest Monday. Only the newest Monday pair is retained, so older Monday zones do not fill the chart.
SUPPLY AND DEMAND ZONES
Supply and demand zones are created from confirmed pivot points that produce a required move away from the area.
A supply zone requires:
• A confirmed pivot high
• A bearish move away from the pivot
• A move meeting the selected ATR-strength requirement
A demand zone requires:
• A confirmed pivot low
• A bullish move away from the pivot
• A move meeting the selected ATR-strength requirement
Supply and demand have their own calculation timeframe. This allows a trader to display zones from one selected timeframe while changing the chart timeframe.
For example, supply and demand can remain calculated from the 2-hour chart while the trader moves down to a 5-minute, 2-minute, or 1-minute execution chart.
Adjustable settings include:
• Calculation timeframe
• Pivot strength
• ATR length
• Required ATR move away
• Zone thickness
• Projection length
• Supply and demand colors
• Maximum supply zones
• Maximum demand zones
• Broken-zone behavior
• Text visibility
The default profile displays a maximum of four supply zones and four demand zones.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE ZONES
Support and resistance zones are created from repeated confirmed pivots near the same price.
A zone is displayed only after the required number of touches occurs within the selected tick tolerance.
Resistance is formed from matching pivot highs, while support is formed from matching pivot lows.
Adjustable settings include:
• Independent calculation timeframe
• Pivot bars to the left and right
• Minimum number of touches
• Matching tolerance in ticks
• Zone thickness
• Projection length
• Maximum support and resistance zones
• Colors and transparency
• Broken-zone behavior
• Text visibility
Because support and resistance use an independent source timeframe, their zones remain consistent when changing chart timeframes.
SWING-HIGH AND SWING-LOW ZONES
Confirmed swing highs and swing lows can also be displayed as zones.
These levels use adjustable pivot confirmation and an independent calculation timeframe.
Swing zones are disabled by default to keep the starting chart clean. They can be enabled when a trader wants additional market-structure levels.
MULTI-TIMEFRAME ZONES
Supply and demand, support and resistance, and swing zones each have independent calculation timeframes.
The selected source timeframe controls where the zone is created—not the current chart timeframe.
For example:
• Set supply and demand to 120 minutes
• Set support and resistance to 2 minutes
• View the chart on 1, 2, 5, or 15 minutes
The supply and demand zones will continue to represent the 2-hour structure, while support and resistance will continue to represent the 2-minute structure.
For multi-timeframe structural zones, projection length is measured using bars from the selected calculation timeframe.
ZONE-BREAK CONFIRMATION
A zone can be considered broken using either:
• Close
• Wick
Close mode waits for a candle to close beyond the zone and break buffer. This is the more conservative setting and helps prevent a temporary wick from invalidating a zone.
Wick mode considers the zone broken when the candle’s high or low crosses completely through the zone and buffer.
An adjustable break buffer, measured in ticks, can help prevent small overshoots or liquidity sweeps from immediately invalidating a level.
BROKEN-ZONE OPTIONS
Every category includes independent behavior for zones that are broken:
DELETE
The zone is completely removed from the chart.
FREEZE
The zone stops extending at the candle that broke it and remains visible for review.
SHORTEN
The zone stops actively extending and keeps only the selected number of bars after the break.
For example, an active zone projecting 20 bars ahead can be shortened to 10 bars after it breaks.
KEEP
The zone stops actively updating but retains its existing endpoint.
Broken zones can also use a separate fill color so traders can distinguish invalidated levels from active zones.
ZONE RETENTION AND CHART CLEANUP
The indicator contains several controls designed to keep lower-timeframe charts organized:
• Adjustable calendar-day history
• Global maximum number of zones
• Independent limits for each structural category
• Only two Daily Opens retained
• Only the latest Monday High and Low retained
• Today, Yesterday, or Both session-range selection
• Independent text switches
• Automatic removal of older zones
The default history is seven calendar days.
When a structural category exceeds its selected maximum, the indicator removes broken zones first. If no broken zones remain, it removes the oldest active zone.
This helps preserve the newest and most relevant active areas.
ZONE TEXT CONTROLS
Zone labels can be controlled using:
• A master text switch
• Session-open text
• Session high/low text
• Daily and weekly level text
• Supply and demand text
• Support and resistance text
• Swing-zone text
Turning off the text does not remove the zones. It only hides their labels, allowing for a cleaner visual layout.
ALERTS
The indicator can generate an alert whenever an active zone is broken.
To use this feature:
1. Enable “Alert when a zone breaks” in the indicator settings.
2. Open TradingView’s alert window.
3. Select the Key Level Zone Suite.
4. Choose “Any alert() function call.”
5. Select the desired alert frequency and notification method.
HOW TO USE THE INDICATOR
1. SET THE CORRECT TIMEZONE AND SESSIONS
Begin by confirming the session timezone. The default is America/New_York.
The default session times are designed around futures trading:
• Asia: 6:00 PM–3:00 AM
• London: 3:00 AM–9:30 AM
• New York: 9:30 AM–4:59 PM
• Trading day: 6:00 PM–5:00 PM
Session behavior can vary by market, exchange, daylight-saving changes, and personal trading plan. Adjust these values when trading instruments that use different session schedules.
2. CHOOSE THE LEVELS YOU NEED
Avoid enabling every available zone at once.
A clean intraday setup can include:
• Asia High and Low
• London High and Low
• Yesterday’s New York High and Low
• Current and previous Daily Open
• Previous Monday High and Low
• Higher-timeframe supply and demand
• Lower-timeframe support and resistance
Swing zones and session opens can be added when the trading plan specifically uses them.
3. USE HIGHER-TIMEFRAME SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR CONTEXT
The default supply and demand timeframe is 2 hours.
These zones can be used to identify broader areas where a significant reaction may occur. Traders can then move to a lower timeframe and look for entry confirmation inside or near the higher-timeframe zone.
Supply can act as a potential resistance area. Demand can act as a potential support area.
These areas should not automatically be treated as entry signals.
4. USE SESSION LEVELS FOR INTRADAY LIQUIDITY
Session highs and lows often represent important intraday liquidity areas.
Watch how price behaves when it approaches:
• Asia High or Low
• London High or Low
• Previous New York High or Low
• Daily Open
• Previous Monday High or Low
Price may reject the level, sweep beyond it and return, consolidate inside it, or break through it with momentum.
5. LOOK FOR CONFLUENCE
A zone becomes more meaningful when multiple independent factors appear near the same price.
Examples include:
• London Low overlapping a demand zone
• Asia High overlapping resistance
• Daily Open inside a support zone
• Previous Monday High near supply
• A session liquidity sweep followed by a market-structure shift
Overlapping zones do not guarantee a trade, but they can help identify areas that deserve closer attention.
6. WAIT FOR PRICE CONFIRMATION
The indicator identifies areas of interest; it does not produce automatic buy or sell signals.
Possible confirmation can include:
• Strong rejection candle
• Hammer or shooting-star formation
• Engulfing candle
• Liquidity sweep and close back inside the zone
• Break of structure
• Change of character
• Increase in volume
• Delta shift
• Retest after a confirmed breakout
Entering only because price touches a zone can expose the trader to levels that are being broken rather than respected.
7. PLACE RISK OUTSIDE THE ZONE
When using a zone for an entry, the invalidation point is commonly placed beyond the opposite side of the zone with an additional tick buffer.
The exact stop distance should account for:
• Instrument volatility
• Zone thickness
• Current ATR
• Session conditions
• The trader’s maximum allowed risk
A wider zone requires different risk management than a narrow zone.
8. USE THE NEXT OPPOSING ZONE AS A REFERENCE
Potential targets can be based on the next opposing area.
For a long setup, possible references include:
• Resistance
• Supply
• Session High
• Previous-Day High
• Previous Monday High
For a short setup, possible references include:
• Support
• Demand
• Session Low
• Previous-Day Low
• Previous Monday Low
Always confirm that the available distance supports the minimum risk-to-reward ratio required by the trading plan.
DEFAULT SETUP
The included default profile is designed to provide useful structure without displaying every possible level.
The main defaults include:
• Seven calendar days of history
• Maximum of 50 total zones
• Close-based break confirmation
• One-tick break buffer
• Session opening zones disabled
• Asia High and Low set to Today
• London High and Low set to Today
• New York High and Low set to Yesterday
• Daily Open enabled
• Previous-Day High and Low disabled
• Previous Monday High and Low enabled
• Supply and demand enabled on the 2-hour timeframe
• Maximum of four supply and four demand zones
• Support and resistance enabled on the 2-minute timeframe
• Maximum of two support and two resistance zones
• Swing zones disabled
• Supply, demand, support, resistance, and swing text hidden
IMPORTANT NOTES
Confirmed pivot-based zones require bars to the right of the pivot. This means supply, demand, support, resistance, and swing zones appear only after their pivot conditions have been confirmed.
Session highs and lows appear after their session finishes because the final high and low cannot be known while the session is still active.
The indicator is best used as a mapping and confluence tool alongside price action, market structure, volume, and disciplined risk management.
No zone guarantees a reversal. Strong momentum can break through any level, and a broken zone does not automatically confirm that price will continue in the same direction.
This indicator is intended for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice or guarantee future trading performance.
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Key Levels, Trading Sessions & Dynamic Long/Short SignalsThis all-in-one TradingView indicator is designed to streamline your daily market analysis by automatically plotting critical higher-timeframe liquidity levels, tracking major trading sessions, and highlighting potential trade directional biases in real time.
✨ Key Features
1. Dynamic Key Levels (Daily & Weekly Liquidity)
Yesterday’s Daily High & Low: Automatic projection of yesterday's key liquidity boundaries.
Previous Day High & Low: Tracks the levels from two days ago for broader context.
Previous Week High & Low: Keeps major weekly extremes clear on your lower-timeframe charts.
Custom Projections: Lines extend cleanly without cluttering past historical price action.
2. Actionable Trade Direction (Long & Short Bias Signals)
Automatic Level Sweeps/Touches: Detects when price interacts with key liquidity zones.
Visual Directional Labels:
"Buscar Long" (Look for Longs): Appears below key support / Daily Low touches with precise visual spacing.
"Buscar Shorts" (Look for Shorts): Appears above key resistance / Daily High touches.
ATR-Based Spacing: Labels and arrows dynamically adjust using Average True Range (ATR) to avoid overlapping candles or arrows across any asset (Crypto, Forex, Indices, Stocks).
3. Session Shadings & On-Screen Legend
Session Background Highlights: Customizable session ranges for Asia, London, and New York (NYC).
Reference Table: An elegant, customizable on-screen legend displaying active session colors.
Day Separators: Optional vertical lines marking the start of each new trading day.
đź”” Work Smarter: Use Alerts to Avoid Screen Fatigue
You don't need to sit in front of your charts all day waiting for levels to get touched.
Recommended Workflow:
Set Up Alerts: Create custom TradingView alerts on the indicator when price reaches key levels or when a signal triggers.
Step Away: Go about your day while the market moves.
Evaluate & Execute: When you receive an alert notification, it simply means price has reached a key decision zone. Open your chart, evaluate price action at that moment, and decide whether or not to take the trade.
⚙️ Fully Customizable
Adjust line colors, styles, and text offsets.
Enable or disable individual sessions, daily separators, and session tables according to your trading setup. Indicator
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SMC Decision by SPPATLEThis Pine Script code implements a comprehensive Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trading indicator designed for TradingView (Version 6). It combines institutional price-action structures (such as market structure breaks, change of character, and fair value gaps) with technical indicators and a real-time summary dashboard.
Here is a detailed breakdown of its core components and features:
1. Market Structure & SMC Components
Market Structure Breaks (BOS) & Change of Character (CHoCH): Tracks swing highs and lows to detect trend continuations (BOS) and trend reversals (CHoCH). It supports filtering breaks using either candle wicks or candle closing bodies (bodyBreak).
Fair Value Gaps (FVG): Automatically identifies and plots institutional imbalances (inefficiencies) where price moved rapidly, leaving an unfilled gap. Bullish and bearish gaps are tracked via dynamic arrays and cleared once mitigated.
Supply & Demand Zones: Scans up to the last 500 bars to plot dynamic high-volume supply and demand boundaries on the chart, complete with real-time status updates and distance calculations.
2. Technical Indicators & Volume Analysis
200-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA): Plots the baseline trend filter (ta.ema(close, 200)).
Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP): Displays institutional benchmark pricing.
Relative Volume (RVOL): Calculates volume relative to a moving average lookback window, highlighting high-volume spikes visually on the chart (barcolor and dotted reference lines) when volume exceeds the set threshold.
3. Real-Time Dashboard & Recommendation Table
The indicator features an on-chart information table positioned at the top right that summarizes key market metrics in real time:
SMC Trend: Displays whether the current structure is BULLISH, BEARISH, or NEUTRAL.
Structure Rule: Shows the last detected market event (e.g., Bullish BOS or Bearish CHoCH).
S&D Status & Zone Distance: Reports whether price is inside or approaching a Supply/Demand zone along with percentage metrics.
200 EMA Filter: Shows price position relative to the 200 EMA with percentage deviation.
Current RVOL & Volume Power: Tracks current volume performance and relative buyer/seller power ratio.
Final Recommendation: Generates an automated signal (BUY, SELL, CAUTION, or HOLD) based on a combination of the trend filter, volume expansion, power momentum, and proximity to major zones. Indicator
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SMA 10/20 Cross & TrailTwo SMAs with crossover and trail-break signals, plus ATR context that tells you whether a signal is a real trend turn or just two lines grinding together.
Most 10/20 moving-average tools give you a cross and nothing else. The
problem is that a cross tells you a regime already changed — by then price
has been below the fast MA for a while — and it gives you no way to tell a
decisive turn apart from two lines chopping around each other in a range.
This script addresses both.
WHAT IT PLOTS
- Two configurable MAs (default SMA 10 and SMA 20; SMA/EMA/WMA/RMA available)
- Shaded fill between them, tinted by which side the fast MA is on, so
regime state is readable at a glance without hunting for the last marker
- Cross markers when the fast MA crosses the slow MA
- Trail-break markers when PRICE closes through either MA — the earlier
warning, and the signal that actually matches how a moving average gets
used as a trailing stop. X = fast MA, circle = slow MA.
- A corner table showing current MA separation in ATR, the regime state
(ENTANGLED / SEPARATING / TRENDING), the strength of the last completed
leg, and where price sits relative to each MA in ATR terms
THE ATR LAYER
Every cross is labelled with how far apart the MAs got during the leg that
just ended, measured in ATR. A cross printing 1.20x means the averages
genuinely separated and have now reversed. A cross printing 0.15x means they
never separated at all and you are looking at noise. Same marker either way —
the number is what tells them apart. Thresholds are user-configurable.
NO REPAINTING
"Confirm on bar close" is on by default: a signal must survive to the bar's
close before it counts, so live and historical markers agree. Turn it off
only if you want intrabar triggers and accept that a signal can disappear.
ALERTS
Seven named conditions — bullish cross, bearish cross, either cross, and
close above/below each MA. Optional rich alert() mode embeds the live ATR
numbers in the message text.
USAGE NOTES
The right setting depends on hold length and volatility, not asset class.
For low-beta instruments and longer holds, use the slow-MA trail and treat
the crosses as primary. For high-beta names and short holds, use the fast-MA
trail and expect the crosses to arrive late. Save each as an indicator
template rather than maintaining two copies of the script.
No external symbols or request.security() calls — it reads the chart symbol
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