PQ Killzone Engine

Every ICT concept starts with the clock. PQ Killzone Engine gets the clock right, from your broker's own data, every year, live and in the Strategy Tester, and builds the rest on it.

Most killzone tools assume your broker's server time, or ask you for a GMT offset that is wrong for half the year. This one reads your broker's own FX week opens and fits the broker's clock policy automatically (UTC offset and daylight-saving rule), using only past data so nothing moves later. The proof is in the screenshots: the biggest one-minute move of the day sits on 08:30 New York (EURUSD) and 09:30 (S&P 500) in both winter and summer.

Time stack: Asia, London, New York AM, London close and New York PM killzones (ICT forex and index-futures presets, or your own times), Silver Bullet windows, macros, midnight / 08:30 / 09:30 / custom opens, weekly and monthly opens, NWOG and NDOG with their consequent encroachment, previous day / week / month highs and lows, IPDA 20 / 40 / 60-day ranges.

PD arrays and structure: FVG with CE, inversion FVG, BPR, order blocks (mean threshold, mitigation-block tag), breakers, optional volume imbalances, liquidity voids, rejection and propulsion blocks; BOS / CHoCH, MSS (sweep + displacement + FVG), CISD, equal highs / lows, sweeps and runs, higher-timeframe bias. Every rule is one sentence in the user guide.

Models: Silver Bullet (All / Trend / Strict: sweep, then MSS, then FVG in the window) with entry, stop and target and the outcome tracked honestly; Power of Three (accumulation, manipulation, distribution) with standard-deviation projections and the Judas swing.

SMT divergence: against the preset partner (EURUSD/GBPUSD, S&P/Nasdaq, gold/silver and more), any symbol you name, or a dollar-index proxy built from your broker's pairs; aligned by time, forming and confirmed.

Statistics: what each killzone did on this symbol over the last 100 days: range average / median / spread, how often its high and low were taken later, which session took the Asian range and the previous day's levels, weekly profiles. History, not a forecast.

Panel: New York clock, active window and countdown, a 24-hour timeline, a TODAY card (bias, liquidity taken, model in play), levels with distances. Clean / Trade / Study presets switch what is drawn, remembered per symbol.

For EA developers: 63 documented buffers, all written on the bar they become known and never changed afterwards; a headless mode (no drawing, panel or alerts) for iCustom.

Tested, not asserted: every release runs a test EA on real-tick data across forex, gold and indices from M1 to D1. No buffer value ever changes after it is written, a fresh recalculation reproduces history exactly, levels match M1 data, and every alert matches the buffers.

This indicator does not tell you what to trade and makes no claim of profit; it makes the concepts precise, visible and testable.

Features

• Automatic broker-clock detection from the broker's own FX week opens (manual override)
• 5 killzones with ICT forex / index-futures presets or custom times; killzone highs / lows extended until taken
• Silver Bullet windows and macros (editable)
• Midnight, 08:30, 09:30, custom, trading-day, weekly and monthly opens; day separators and custom time lines
• NWOG / NDOG with CE; previous day / week / month highs and lows; IPDA ranges
• FVG / CE, IFVG, BPR, VI, liquidity voids, order blocks / MB, breakers, rejection and propulsion blocks
• BOS / CHoCH, MSS, CISD, equal highs / lows, sweeps and runs, HTF bias
• Silver Bullet model (All / Trend / Strict) with entry, stop, target and outcome
• Power of Three with standard-deviation projections and Judas swing
• SMT divergence: preset partner, any symbol, or dollar-index proxy
• Killzone statistics and weekly profiles (history, not a forecast)
• Panel with New York clock, countdown, timeline, TODAY card; Clean / Trade / Study presets
• 8 alert types, once per event: popup, push, e-mail, sound
• 63 EA buffers, headless mode, instance ID, full cleanup on removal