ICT Killzones, Session Pivots, and Trade Exit Management

Summary

This document combines an ICT-style session visualization tool with a strategy script. The indicator can mark Asia, London, and New York trading windows, track each window’s highs and lows as pivot levels, display midpoints and ranges, and optionally show daily, weekly, and monthly opens, highs, lows, and separators. Settings control session times, timezone, how long levels extend, and which drawings remain visible.

The visible strategy fragment manages long and short positions with two profit targets and a stop. After the first target is reached, an option moves the remaining position’s stop to the average entry price; plotted lines show entry, targets, and stop. The document does not provide the complete signal logic, so the entry rules and any performance cannot be assessed. It offers configurable chart analysis and trade management, but no test results or evidence that the approach is profitable. Session timing and drawing behavior also depend on chart timeframe and timezone settings.

Key ideas

• Session boxes can organize price action by Asia, London, and New York trading windows.
• Session highs and lows can be extended as pivot levels, with optional midpoints and range summaries.
• Daily, weekly, and monthly opens, highs, lows, and separators are configurable chart references.
• The visible trade management supports two targets and can move the remaining stop to breakeven after the first target.
• The excerpt does not show enough entry logic or performance evidence to evaluate the full strategy.

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