VibeFox Sessions
- Indicators
- Andres Lume
- Version: 2.0
- Activations: 5
New York, London and Tokyo — the three largest trading sessions — are displayed simultaneously on a single chart. No unnecessary indicators or manual time-zone switching.
Convenient color customization
For each session you can choose your own color from a palette of 144 shades plus gray tones. Transparency is adjusted with a slider from 0 to 100%, which lets you see the candles beneath the highlight without cluttering the chart.
Flexible time control
The opening and closing hours and minutes of each session are changed right from the panel with a single click. If they get messed up — the Reset button instantly restores the exchange's standard values.
Time zone
The indicator automatically converts the sessions' UTC time into broker time via the UTC offset parameter. The panel always shows the current hour in New York, London and Tokyo — handy for monitoring.
Four notification channels
When each session opens, you can receive a notification via Push (mobile MetaTrader), Alert (pop-up window), Email or Telegram. Each channel is enabled with a separate checkbox.
Adaptive interface
The panel size, row height, font and theme (Dark/Light) are adjusted on the fly. The panel can be placed on the main chart or left in the indicator subwindow. When collapsed — a compact mini-header.
Saving settings between launches
All changes made from the panel (colors, times, notification checkboxes) are automatically saved to Global Variables and loaded the next time the terminal starts. No need to reconfigure after a restart.
Multiple copies on one chart
On a single instrument you can place several instances of the indicator with different settings — for example, one for your own sessions and a separate one for testing. The Instance parameter ensures that the settings don't overlap.
Local and server time
At the bottom of the panel you can see both your local time and the broker server's time at once. This helps you instantly spot a desynchronization and verify that the UTC offset is correct.
Minimal load on the terminal
Sessions are redrawn only when bars change; checks and notifications are performed once per minute. This doesn't burden the terminal even on older machines.
