Don't worry, I don't intend to flood the place with redundant indicators! ...but >
I do have a couple to share here.
You may already have these or similar tools that do the same things. These may prove more flexible or easier to set up for the way you choose to use them so I offer them just in case they may prove useful.
The first is a simple KillZones indicator. The settings are straightforward. The following sample chart illustrates both the CDR indicator and the KillZones indicator. Note that unlike ICT I still differentiate between the Frankfurt and London opens but this simply demonstrates the flexibility available.
Sample with Labels
The second is a simple vertical lines indicator set to show session opens and the London close. You can, of course, set any times you like and can restyle the lines to your taste. The following sample chart shows the CDR indicator (as empty or unfilled boxes), the KillZones indicator and the SessionOpenLines indicator.
Sample showing 3 indicators
Finally, I am including a handy little utility that has been updated for MT4 build 600+ called InputResizer. It allows you to automatically resize input boxes to make the task of adjusting settings a tad easier. The following illustrates what I mean.
Sample Resized Input Box
If you are not familiar with the InputResizer tool I suggest you read about it here:
http://www.mql5.com/en/code/10354
Enjoy
I do have a couple to share here.You may already have these or similar tools that do the same things. These may prove more flexible or easier to set up for the way you choose to use them so I offer them just in case they may prove useful.
The first is a simple KillZones indicator. The settings are straightforward. The following sample chart illustrates both the CDR indicator and the KillZones indicator. Note that unlike ICT I still differentiate between the Frankfurt and London opens but this simply demonstrates the flexibility available.
Sample with Labels
The second is a simple vertical lines indicator set to show session opens and the London close. You can, of course, set any times you like and can restyle the lines to your taste. The following sample chart shows the CDR indicator (as empty or unfilled boxes), the KillZones indicator and the SessionOpenLines indicator.
Sample showing 3 indicators
Finally, I am including a handy little utility that has been updated for MT4 build 600+ called InputResizer. It allows you to automatically resize input boxes to make the task of adjusting settings a tad easier. The following illustrates what I mean.
Sample Resized Input Box
If you are not familiar with the InputResizer tool I suggest you read about it here:
http://www.mql5.com/en/code/10354
Enjoy
