PROTECTED SOURCE SCRIPT
Updated High/Low of Day/Week

Displays stats collected from the configured start date and shows them in a table. In the first version, this shows the following distributions:
For the default settings (which contains the ICT Asian range and Kill zones), it's best used in 1-hour chart. If you're modifying the sessions, then make sure you use it on a timeframe which can fit all the enabled sessions. For example, if one of your sessions is 2-hour, but you're switching to a 4-hour chart, then the stats will contain errors and isn't reliable.
- High/Low of the week formed during days (top right table)
- High/Low of the day formed during configured sessions (middle right table)
- High/Low of the week formed during configured sessions (bottom right table)
For the default settings (which contains the ICT Asian range and Kill zones), it's best used in 1-hour chart. If you're modifying the sessions, then make sure you use it on a timeframe which can fit all the enabled sessions. For example, if one of your sessions is 2-hour, but you're switching to a 4-hour chart, then the stats will contain errors and isn't reliable.
Release Notes
Fix bug on including Friday and support setting table colorRelease Notes
Get rid of debug colors and support setting daily open (which also affects weekly opens)Release Notes
Update chartProtected script
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Protected script
This script is published as closed-source. However, you can use it freely and without any limitations – learn more here.
Disclaimer
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