help please !! 24 hour period separator corresponding to US session open and close ( 5 pm EST ) required for broker that has server time at GMT +2

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hi everyone. i really and desperately need your help anyone!! my broker is fx pro, based in cyprus. thier server time is GMT + 2. they have told me i cannot change it, but they also said that the mql4 community may be able to help in getting a custom indicator or something. can anyone help me please. i need a 24 hour period separator (to paint on the mt4 chart) each and every day, corresponding to US session open and close ( 5 pm EST ). it is required for broker that has server time at GMT +2, which makes my life such a hell in working things out. pleeease help anyone. thankyou you so much in advance.

 
You could try this: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=163847 found using Google
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thanks for that raptor, but isnt the link u sent me to do with "timeframe" seperators as oppose to "US open and close" ? if not, could you guide me as to how to set it please? any other ideas would be welcome. cheers, much appreciated.
 
forex_barakah:
thanks for that raptor, but isnt the link u sent me to do with "timeframe" seperators as oppose to "US open and close" ? if not, could you guide me as to how to set it please? any other ideas would be welcome. cheers, much appreciated.
I don't know . . . what did it look like when you tried it ? You asked for "24 hour period separator " D1 is a 24hour period . . .
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RaptorUK:
I don't know . . . what did it look like when you tried it ? You asked for "24 hour period separator " D1 is a 24hour period . . .

hey raptor, the link to the indi u sent is only good for periods less than 60 minuites. pls see attached screen shot. any other ideas? cheers.
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thx raptor. the link to the indi is only good for periods less than 60 mins. i need one for 24 hours .
 
forex_barakah:
thx raptor. the link to the indi is only good for periods less than 60 mins. i need one for 24 hours .
Try this modified version . . .