AR-Session-Orb-HTF H&L V2

AR-Session-Orb-HTF H&L V2

This indicator is designed for intraday traders who use session-based liquidity, opening range logic, and higher-timeframe levels for bias and execution.
It automatically:
• draws Asia / London / New York sessions
• marks the first X minutes of each session (opening range)
• projects that range across the session (or across the entire day for Asia)
• shows previous week, previous month, current month, previous 4H, and current 4H highs/lows directly on lower timeframes with labels
It’s built for ICT-style execution, liquidity raids, and dealing range concepts.
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🔸 Session Boxes
The script highlights the 3 main FX/Index sessions:
• Asia Session
• London Session
• New York Session
Each session is drawn as a translucent box on the chart with its own color. Session start/stop times are user-configurable (HHMM-HHMM input format).
You can individually enable/disable:
• Asia box
• London box
• New York box
These boxes help visualize when liquidity is usually accumulated / distributed.
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🔸 Opening Range (OR)
For each session, the script measures the high/low of the first N minutes (default 15 minutes).
This is commonly traded as the “opening range.”
Behavior per session:
• Asia OR:
The high and low of the first X minutes of Asia are captured, then those levels are projected across the entire rest of the trading day.
(This gives you a day-long reference band for Asia liquidity / range expansion.)
• London OR & New York OR:
The script captures the first X minutes of London and NY, then draws horizontal lines from that moment forward, but only during that active session.
When the session ends, the lines stop. They do NOT extend infinitely.
You can:
• choose how many minutes define the OR (1–30 min)
• toggle visibility per session
• set the color per session
This helps you identify when price is running / rejecting the opening range high/low.
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🔸 Daily High / Low Logic (internal use)
The script internally tracks the developing current day high and low and remembers where the day started.
This is used to anchor the Asia opening range levels across the full day (so they stay inside today, not extended off into space).
You don’t have to manage this — it’s automatic and resets each new trading day.
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🔸 Weekly Liquidity (Previous Week High/Low)
The indicator plots:
• Previous Week High
• Previous Week Low
These are pulled from the higher timeframe (1W) and displayed on the current chart (even on 1m).
They’re drawn as dashed horizontal lines inside the visible chart area instead of being extended forever.
Each line is labeled with custom text input:
• Example defaults: PW High, PW Low
You can rename these in settings and change label color / background color.
This gives you prior-week liquidity targets even when you’re down on scalping timeframes.
(Optional future extension: current week high/low can also be added if you want developing weekly liquidity. Not currently shown by default.)
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🔸 Monthly Liquidity
The script plots both:
• Previous Month High / Low
• Current Month High / Low (live)
Previous month levels are drawn with one style (default dashed + one color).
Current month levels are drawn with another (default solid + different color).
All four lines are labeled.
Labels are fully customizable:
• Text you want to display
• Label background color
• Label text color
• Label size
• Label opacity
This gives you HTF liquidity magnets on any timeframe down to 1m.
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🔸 4H Liquidity Map (Intraday Bias Tool)
This part is meant for scalpers.
On any timeframe ≤ 4H, the script plots:
• Previous 4H High / Previous 4H Low
• Current 4H High / Current 4H Low
Important detail:
• These levels are ONLY drawn across their own 4-hour window.
• Previous 4H levels are drawn across the exact time span of the previous 4H candle.
• Current 4H levels are drawn across the current 4H candle as it forms.
• They do NOT extend across the whole day, so you can read structure candle-by-candle.
Visually:
• Previous 4H levels use one color/style (default dashed).
• Current 4H levels use another (default solid).
• Each has a label, e.g. P4H High, C4H Low, etc.
• You can rename the labels and recolor them in settings.
This helps you immediately see which 4H range you’re trading inside, where the internal liquidity sits, and whether price is working a raid of the previous 4H high/low.
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🔸 Customization / Inputs
The script exposes inputs for:
• Session times (Asia / London / NY)
• Whether to show each session box
• Colors for each session box (border + fill)
• Opening Range length (minutes)
• Whether to show Asia/London/NY OR lines
• OR line color per session
• Line span length in bars (for higher timeframe levels, so they stay “near” current price instead of stretching off-screen)
• Label text for each level group:
o Prev Week
o Prev Month / Current Month
o Prev 4H / Current 4H
• Label style: size, text color, background color, background opacity
No hard-coded text. No forced color scheme. You can brand it for your own workflow.
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How to Use It
1. Bias:
Use monthly / weekly levels to understand where the larger liquidity pools sit. Are we hunting last month’s high? Sitting above last week’s low?
2. Intra-session context:
Use session boxes + opening range to see when expansion is happening and whether price is accumulating (consolidation) or delivering (impulsive move) in that session.
3. Execution / scalps:
Use 4H (prev/current) highs and lows as liquidity reference points for stops / targets.
Common idea: wait for a raid of the previous 4H high during London or NY, at or above the OR high, then look for reversal orderflow.
4. Do not blindly long/short a level.
Levels are context. Your trade model / confirmation is still on you.
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Notes / Limitations
• This tool is for visual reference only.
It does not generate buy/sell signals, alerts, or risk management for you.
• Session time inputs assume exchange time / chart time. Make sure your chart is set to the session timezone you expect.
• Because TradingView limits drawings, if you scroll extremely far back in time on very low timeframes, some older objects may recycle. This is normal.
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Disclaimer
This script is for educational/visual study purposes only.
It is NOT financial advice.
Trading in leveraged / derivative / FX / crypto products involves significant risk and can result in loss of capital.
You are responsible for your own decisions.

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