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Updated Reference Times

The Reference Times indicator highlights historical candles on your chart based on the user's selected criteria. This tool allows traders to reference the current graph's price movements against historical movements at specific times and days, helping to anticipate potential future market direction, swings, and timing.
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- Custom Time & Date Selection: Choose a specific weekday, hour, and minute to highlight corresponding candles on your chart, adjusted for Israel time (UTC+3) with 8-hour offset from Chicago time.
- Flexible Timeframe Adaptation: Highlights candles based on the selected candle timeframe (e.g., 30-minute, 90-minute) aligned to trading day 01:00-24:00 Israel time.
- Opposite Time and Day Markings: Display "opposite hours" (e.g., Monday 15:24 → Monday 03:00) and "opposite days" (Monday ↔ Wednesday, Tuesday ↔ Thursday; Friday has none).
- Previous Day Highlights: Mark the most recent prior weekday (e.g., Wednesday selection shows previous Tuesday).
- Price-Relevance Filtering: "Don't show upper discounts and lower premiums" hides irrelevant wicks above/below current price.
- Caption Customization: Options for "date", "time", "weekday" or no caption (e.g., "Fr 03/10 15:00").
- Price-Range Limiting: Show only X nearest highlights above/below current price (current candle excluded from count).
For even more advaned features check out "Reference Times - Advanced"
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Release Notes
Added the feature of half-hour time zonesRelease Notes
added dynamic timing for beta testing. tell me if it worksProtected 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
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.