Expanding Time-Zone Corridors with Stepwise Boundaries

Summary

This indicator displays time-based price corridors as a cloud, with a middle line and eleven expanding bands. The description says each formed corridor spans four hours and that corridor expansion proceeds over sixteen hours. Its settings include the local time zone used to begin the original corridor calculation, a destination time zone that shifts the corridor horizontally, a point-based step for expanding its boundaries, and an additional bar shift.

The document provides a structural description and configuration parameters, but no market examples, entry or exit rules, or backtest results. It does not explain how corridor breaks should be traded, how the bands are calculated beyond the stated expansion step, or how time-zone and instrument settings affect interpretation. The indicator can therefore be understood as a way to visualize expanding time-based ranges, while any trading use requires separate evaluation and rules.

Key ideas

• The indicator plots a middle line and eleven expanding time-based corridor bands.
• A formed corridor is described as four hours long, with expansion over sixteen hours.
• The start and destination time-zone settings control the corridor’s timing and horizontal shift.
• A point-based input sets the step used to expand corridor boundaries.
• The document supplies no trading rules or performance evaluation for the plotted corridors.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.