DRxICT GPS

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DRxICT GPSE-mini Nasdaq-100 FuturesCME_MINI:NQ1!drxictOSWhat it does DRxICT GPS draws a defining range and the later dealing window for a fixed set of intraday sessions on the price chart. For each window it keeps the open, the high and low of the defining range, the close-based high and low, the midpoint of that close range, and a fractal equilibrium line. How it works Each session is a pair of New York clock spans. The first span is the defining range. The second span is how far the open, the range extremes, the close range, and the equilibrium are projected. ADR and ODR are on by default. RDR is off by default. Optional quarters are Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta on the ADR side, Echo and Foxtrot on the ODR side, and Golf, Hotel, India, and Juliet on the RDR side. Kilo, Lima, and Charlie are separate higher-timeframe windows in the settings. On a chart faster than five minutes, the script reads the five-minute close with lookahead off. The five-minute bar that is still forming can change until it closes. How to use Add the script to a standard candlestick chart. Leave the symbol, the timeframe, and the name DRxICT GPS visible in the status line. In General, choose a weekday or All, and set Days Back. In DRs, turn ADR, ODR, or RDR on or off. Turn on a named quarter only when that part of the session should be drawn. Show Fractal EQ draws the equilibrium. Delete Mitigated EQs removes an equilibrium after price has mitigated it. Why the source is closed The closed source is the ordered map of those clock windows and the drawing rules that separate the defining range, the close range, and the fractal equilibrium. That map is the product. It is not a generic session box. Limitations The clocks are evaluated in America/New_York. They do not follow a symbol's exchange session template. Drawings stop at the Days Back input and at 500 lines, 500 labels, and 500 boxes. The levels describe windows on the loaded chart. They are not a forecast and they are not a statement about future results. On a chart faster than five minutes, the current five-minute close can change until that five-minute bar closes.