Intraday Range Analyzer - indicatore per MetaTrader 5

A visual indicator designed to help traders understand the typical price movement during specific intraday sessions. By marking each historical session with a rectangle and calculating range statistics, it provides an immediate sense of "how much the market typically moves" during your trading window.

KEY FEATURES

• Visual session markers: each analyzed session is drawn as a rectangle on the chart, with the top at the session high and bottom at the session low
• Customizable session period: define any start and end hour (supports overnight sessions that cross midnight)
• Configurable lookback: choose how many historical days to analyze
• Multiple statistics displayed: average, minimum, maximum, and standard deviation of the session ranges
• Optional labels: show the range value (in points) directly on each rectangle
• Adaptive timeframe: works on any chart timeframe; calculations are performed on a configurable analysis timeframe (M5 default for higher precision)
• Color customization: rectangles, labels, and text colors fully configurable
• Information panel: clean text panel in the corner of the chart showing all statistics

INPUT PARAMETERS

Session Settings:

• Start Hour: hour when the analyzed session begins (0-23)
• End Hour: hour when the analyzed session ends (0-23)
• Lookback Days: number of historical days to analyze

Display Settings:

• Show Rectangles: enable/disable session markers on the chart
• Show Labels: enable/disable range value labels inside rectangles
• Show Info Panel: enable/disable the statistics panel
• Rectangle Color, Label Color, Panel Text Color

Analysis Settings:

• Analysis Timeframe: timeframe used for high/low calculation (default M5)

USAGE TIPS

• For day trading: analyze the specific session you trade (e.g., London open, NY session) to understand typical range expectations
• For position sizing: use AIR to size positions according to session volatility
• For stop loss placement: ranges below 1x AIR are likely intraday noise; beyond 1x AIR may indicate real momentum
• Higher Lookback Days = more statistically stable averages, but slower to adapt to regime changes
• Use 5-10 days for short-term sensitivity, 20-30 days for stable benchmarks