Useful Open Price Lines - Multi-Timeframe SupportDisplay important opening price levels on your chart with this comprehensive indicator.
KEY FEATURES:
✓ Track up to 6 different opening prices simultaneously
✓ Support for intraday time-based opens (any hour:minute)
✓ Higher timeframe opens: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Yearly
✓ Automatic line extension with customizable cutoff
✓ Clean chart option - hide previous day's lines
✓ Full timezone support for global markets
✓ Customizable colors, labels, and line styles
USE CASES:
- Day traders: Track key session opens (Asian, London, NY)
- Swing traders: Monitor weekly and monthly opens
- Position traders: Track quarterly and yearly opens
- Multi-timeframe analysis: See all key levels at once
CUSTOMIZATION:
- Choose any time for intraday opens (00:00 - 23:00)
- Select from multiple timeframes (D, W, M, 3M, 6M, 12M)
- Customize labels, colors, and line styles
- Adjust label offset and size
- Set line extension cutoff time
The indicator is optimized for performance and works smoothly on all timeframes.
Opens
Multi-Timeframe Opening Dots with PlotcharPlot clean, smart dots that mark where the real action starts — the opening levels of the three higher timeframes above your current chart.
How it works:
Automatically grabs the next 3 higher timeframes.
Drops a slick dot right at each opening price — but only while that bar is still active.
Color-coded at a glance: Price above open? → green dot. Price below open? → red dot.
Why it’s useful: Get instant visual cues on higher timeframe opens — powerful markers for support, resistance, and directional bias.
Perfect for intraday traders and swing strategists who want to stay synced with the big picture.
Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly OpensThis script plots the current daily, weekly and monthly opens (all enabled by default).
Here are some additional info about the drawing behavior:
Daily open is shown only on intraday timeframes
Weekly open is shown only on timeframes < weekly
Monthly open is shown only on timeframes < monthly
