SMC & ICT · Works on every TradingView plan
An ICT killzones indicator for TradingView: sessions, killzones, key levels, True Opens and higher-timeframe Power of Three candles on one chart — every window on its own clock.
$29.99one-time · lifetime access — or included in IQ Universal from $29.99/mo
Sessions, ICT Killzones, PO3 with Key Levels and Volume Profile is an invite-only TradingView indicator for intraday traders. It draws sessions on their city clocks, ICT killzones on New York time, previous day, week and month highs and lows, True Opens and higher-timeframe Power of Three candles with a candle volume profile, and never redraws past windows.
Most session tools draw their boxes in the chart or feed time zone. Change broker or chart clock, or hit the weeks when the US and Europe change clocks on different dates, and the London box shifts by an hour. Higher-timeframe levels move during the day because their candle is still open.
Here every window has its own hours and anchor time zone: sessions on their city clocks, ICT killzones on New York time, and a stock gets its exchange's hours because the indicator recognises the market. Past windows are recorded when their last candle closes and never redrawn; whatever it cannot draw honestly is hidden and named, not guessed. Calibrated and tested over hundreds of hours on historical charts of the most traded markets.
ASIA, LONDON, NEW YORK and optional SYDNEY at cash-market hours — an Asian range indicator whose closed sessions extend their high and low.
Asian, London Open, NY AM, London Close and NY PM as bands or outlines — or three one-hour Silver Bullet windows.
08:30–11:00 on US index symbols, 07:00–10:00 elsewhere — set by itself, fixable in one setting.
Pre-market, regular session, open, close, lunch break and US open on stocks and cash indices; 12 exchanges built in.
A PDH PDL indicator with weekly and monthly levels; line weight tells the period, same-price levels share one label.
TDO, TWO and TMO, captured once; the day boundary is the trading day, New York midnight or UTC midnight.
A power of three indicator next to price: up to three higher-timeframe groups, each with its phase and projection lines.
POC, VAH and VAL of the developing higher-timeframe candle, beside the histogram and across its bars.
What was recognised and what is hidden, in one line; Label Clock prints hours in your time zone without moving windows.
Recognise the market.
The symbol description plus the hours it actually trades set the window template, home exchange and trading-day start; the Status Line shows the confidence.
Anchor every window.
A bar belongs to a window when it opens inside it on the window's own clock; chart time zone, location and feed move nothing.
Record on close.
Past windows are fixed once their last candle closes; levels come from closed candles.
Build the higher timeframe from your bars.
The phase compares the developing candle with the last closed one; a timeframe that does not fit the chart is raised or hidden, and reported.
Say no instead of guessing.
A period that began before the loaded history is hidden, a feed without volume says NO VOLUME, and Heikin Ashi or Renko charts get a note, not synthetic windows.
Every indicator in the family stands on the same foundation, so it reads the chart the moment you add it — and your time goes into the market, not the settings panel.
Here Auto-Timeframe picks the three Power of Three timeframes for your chart — 1H and 4H on a 5-minute gold chart, 15m one switch away — and Manual mode unlocks the hours and time zone of all nine windows.
Auto-Timeframe, on by default
Your chart interval picks a calibration profile tuned over hundreds of hours of testing on historical charts of the most traded markets — gold, oil, major currency pairs, indices, stocks and crypto. Change the interval and the indicator re-tunes itself.
Manual Mode for experts
Every value the calibration sets is also a setting of yours. Full control, nothing locked behind the automation.
Dark and Light, automatically
The indicator reads your chart background and switches colours and transparency on its own. Line weights and text sizes are set by role.
One family, one visual language
The same concept wears the same colour in every indicator. Combined, they divide the chart instead of duplicating it.
A universal session clock
Asia, London and New York run on their own city clocks, daylight saving is handled for you, and the instrument class decides which windows apply.
Honest by construction
Events print on bar close, closed windows stay frozen, and the data behind a reading is graded or labelled. No profit promises and no hidden guesses: when the data cannot support a reading, the indicator says so.
Under two minutes on a 5-minute gold chart: the first load, the London Open killzone against the London session, NY AM from 08:30 on the Nasdaq 100, and a time-zone change that moves nothing.
Historical charts, shown for education — one way to read them, not a trade recommendation.
What you read The ASIA box with high and low rays, the London Open band from 02:00 New York time and the London session an hour later.
How to use it The band says when to look, not which way. Asian session range, explained
What you read a quiet NY AM session from 08:30; at 10:00 London Close takes the band, NY AM keeps a dotted outline.
How to use it The PO3 headers show the higher-timeframe phase inside the window.
What you read Dotted TDO, TWO and TMO rays, heavier with the period, from New York midnight.
How to use it Price above or below TDO tells which side of the midnight open the day trades on.
What you read Regular session, OPEN, CLOSE and TDO at the 09:30 bar — recognised by itself.
How to use it OPEN frames the opening range; the daily PO3 candle compares today with yesterday.
One colour legend keeps windows and levels in the background and price events on top. The rule: if two indicators draw sessions, killzones or previous-period levels, keep that layer on in one of them.
Point at an indicator to see why it works with this one.
Liquidity indicator for TradingView — Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure
This indicator says when; that one says what price did to the liquidity. It publishes session highs and lows too, so switch off Extend Today's Closed Sessions here.
Smart money concepts indicator — Complete Smart Money Concepts 2027
Structure and zones there, time here. It has its own session boxes with other default hours, so keep sessions on in one of the two.
Volume profile indicator for TradingView — Volume Profile and Activity Map
One candle's profile here, a full profile of any window there.
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Complete ICT 2027 is a two-indicator set whose Extra part also draws killzones, sessions, levels and True Opens. This indicator is a standalone clock with PO3 candles and a candle profile, for any trader; Complete ICT 2027 is the full ICT methodology, including the Silver Bullet indicator model.
| Sessions, Killzones & PO3 | Complete ICT 2027 (set) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price · chart slots | $29.99 lifetime · 1 | $79.99 lifetime, two indicators sold together · 2 |
| ICT windows on New York time | Asian, London Open, NY AM, London Close, NY PM | Asian, London Open, NY AM, NY PM, plus NY Lunch and macro windows |
| Window hours | editable in Manual mode | fixed canon hours |
| Exchange windows on stocks and cash indices | 12 exchanges built in | world sessions and an Opening Range on the cash open |
| PO3 candles and candle volume profile | yes | — |
| PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, PMH/PML, True Opens | yes | yes |
| Structure, liquidity, PD arrays, OTE, SMT, IPDA | — | yes |
| Alerts · TradingView plan | none · any | none · any |
Can you run both? Yes, but not with two clocks on: their default session hours and True Day Open boundary differ, so switch those layers off in one. Own the set already? This adds PO3 candles, the candle profile and exchange windows.
Own it
$29.99one-time
$29.99 one-time · lifetime access to this indicator and its updates, on any TradingView plan.
Monthly
$29.99/mo
Annual
$299.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $29.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $299.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Monthly
$39.99/mo
Annual
$399.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $39.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $399.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Updates arrive automatically in the same script. Any TradingView plan works, including the free one. One-time or subscription?
No. Past windows and levels are fixed once the candle closes; only the current window and PO3 candle change until they close. How to check an indicator for repainting
Any plan, including the free one. A higher plan only loads more history.
Metals, energy, forex, crypto, indices, stocks and ETFs. Sessions show up to 1H, killzones up to 30m; levels and PO3 work higher too.
No — windows and levels are context, not events. Alerts vs indicators
They are two windows: the killzone starts at 02:00 New York time, an hour before the 08:00 London cash open — two hours in the weeks when US and UK clocks differ. What is a killzone?
Yes. If another indicator also draws sessions, killzones or previous-period levels, keep that layer on in only one of them.
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One-time: this indicator for life. IQ Universal: every universal indicator, including future ones, at a fixed price while you stay subscribed.
Sessions, killzones, levels and the higher timeframe — ready the moment you add it.
Educational and analytical tool, not investment advice; trading involves risk of loss, and past chart examples do not indicate future results. Risk disclosure