ICT Timings Macros Liquidity Map

ICT Timings & Macros + Liquidity Map draws the full ICT session toolkit on your chart in one indicator, so you're not stacking five separate tools to see your timing framework. Everything is anchored to the 18:00 EST daily reset and fully configurable — colors, styles, widths, fonts, label positions, and history depth — down to the individual line.

Session Dividers (12h / 6h / 3h) 18:00 EST-anchored vertical dividers at the 12-hour, 6-hour, and 3-hour level, each independently enabled. Every divider tracks the High/Low of its session as a liquidity level, extends it forward until price sweeps through (mitigation), and can dim or restyle the line once mitigated. Each session type can also draw its own open-price line and a vertical "12Hour Open" / "12H.O"-style label directly on the divider — short code, long name, or both.

Macro Windows (two independent sets) Two configurable hourly Macro Window box sets (e.g. a wider and a tighter window), each with its own pre/post-minute timing, box shading, start/end divider lines, open line, and hour labels — built for the ICT "macro" concept of watching the top of every hour.

Special Macros Four fixed one-off daily windows (London x2, New York PM, New York Close) with their own box, divider lines, and open-price label — the specific higher-probability windows ICT traders watch for delivery.

Daily EST Time Markers 10 fixed daily ICT reference times, individually toggleable with individual colors: True Day Open, NYSE Open, AM/PM Silver Bullets, Frankfurt Open Po3, London Open Silver Bullet, Asia Session Po3, Pre-NY Po3, Asia Killzone Open, and the Globex Open Po3 — each with its own divider line and optional open-price line.

Built to stay clean, even running for months

• Independent day-based and hour-based look-back caps: the fast-churning divider lines and their labels prune on a tight hourly cap, while the levels and open lines you actually trade off of keep a longer, day-based history — so the chart never gets cluttered but you don't lose the reference lines you still need.
• A dedicated toggle hides the higher-frequency divider/marker lines and labels once you zoom out past M10, while the 3h/6h/12h session dividers stay visible on every timeframe.
• Vertical labels are positioned relative to the chart's currently visible price range (not a one-time snapshot), so they stay legible after you scroll, zoom, or switch symbols.

Fully configurable Every line, box, and label — color, style, width, font, position (top/bottom), label-name mode (short/long/both), and look-back depth — is exposed as an input, so the indicator can be tuned to match your own chart style rather than imposing one.

No DLLs, no WebRequest calls, no file I/O — everything is drawn with native chart objects only.

Disclaimer: this indicator is a visual timing/charting tool. It does not generate trade signals, execute trades, or constitute financial advice. Past session behavior is not indicative of future results.

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