Session Time Line MT4
- Indicators
- Version: 3.0
- Updated: 7 July 2026
Global Session Timeline
Product Description
The Global Sessions Timeline is an indicator exclusive to MetaTrader that displays the operating time flow of the world's four major financial markets (Sydney, Tokyo, London, and New York) in a chart.
It provides real-time guidance on session openings, closings, and market overlaps where volatility is maximized, based on Broker Server Time (GMT), via an intuitive dashboard.
🌟 Summary of Key Program Features
You can set the session opening and closing times yourself. Please try setting it to match the broker's operating hours.
To prevent mouse drag malfunctions, the chart's horizontal scroll function (CHART_MOUSE_SCROLL) was temporarily and automatically restricted while the dashboard was being dragged, allowing for smooth dragging without the chart moving erratically when moving the panel.
Background Guideline Layer Configuration Position: Designed so that the vertical guide lines for all generated session open (dotted) and close (dashed) candles are positioned behind the price candles, ensuring they do not interfere with candle analysis or the operation of other indicators.
🚀 How to Use Guide
Apply to Chart: You can attach the indicator to the desired currency pair or asset chart by dragging with the mouse.
Time Check and Synchronization: Verify that the real-time clock displayed in the top title of the dashboard matches the broker's Market Watch time, and adjust the GMT value if it differs.
Individual Vertical Guideline Control: If you want to selectively view only the vertical lines for a specific market, click the [👁 ON / OFF] button on the left side of the dashboard. This creates or removes only the relevant vertical lines in real-time without rebooting the entire dashboard.
Complete Indicator Termination: Clicking the [X] button at the top right of the dashboard deletes the dashboard components and vertical guideline objects created in the chart without a trace, and the program itself is safely removed from the chart.

