ICT MulitTimeFrame FVG Tracker Retest Liquidity Levels

OVERVIEW

This indicator provides a structured multi-timeframe view of Fair Value Gaps, wick-based retracements, liquidity levels, and market sessions.

It is designed for traders who identify Fair Value Gaps on a higher timeframe while executing or monitoring price action on a lower timeframe. For example, a 15-minute FVG can be displayed and tracked directly on a 5-minute or 1-minute chart.

CORE FEATURES

Multi-Timeframe Fair Value Gaps

Select the source timeframe used to detect Fair Value Gaps. Each zone displays its source timeframe, such as M15, H1, or H4, so its origin remains clear on lower-timeframe charts.

Only confirmed source-timeframe FVGs are activated. A developing higher-timeframe gap cannot trigger a historical retest signal before its source candle has closed.

Wick-Based Retracement Tracking

The indicator tracks wick penetration into each active FVG and displays the deepest retracement as a percentage.

0% means the confirmed FVG has not been retraced.

The percentage increases as price moves deeper into the gap.

Both candle bodies and wicks are included.

The remaining unfilled portion is updated visually.

Safety Zone

An adjustable safety zone extends beyond the original FVG boundary. This provides additional tolerance for marginal overshoots, which can be especially useful when monitoring higher-timeframe gaps.

If price crosses the outer safety boundary, the zone is marked as invalidated.

Retest Markers

The first valid retest occurring after FVG confirmation produces a BUY or SELL marker:

Bullish FVG retest: BUY

Bearish FVG retest: SELL

The marker also identifies the source timeframe, for example:

SELL · M15 FVG

These markers identify the first confirmed touch of a zone. They are not independent trade recommendations and do not apply additional market-structure or momentum confirmation.

Liquidity Map

The indicator displays several types of potential liquidity levels:

BSL: confirmed buy-side liquidity

SSL: confirmed sell-side liquidity

PDH: previous day high

PDL: previous day low

Asia session high and low

London session high and low

New York session high and low

BSL and SSL levels are derived from confirmed pivots on the selected FVG timeframe.

Liquidity levels extend until their first sweep. Once swept, they stop extending and change to the selected swept-level color.

Market Sessions

Asia, London, and New York sessions can be highlighted with independent chart overlays.

Default colors are:

Asia: blue

London: brown

New York: red

Every overlay includes independent visibility, color, and transparency controls.

TIMEZONE MANAGEMENT

Select your location through the “Your timezone” setting.

Session calculations use their native geographic timezones:

Asia/Tokyo

Europe/London

America/New_York

The local session clock converts these schedules into the selected user timezone. IANA timezone identifiers are used so daylight-saving changes in London and New York are handled automatically.

HOW TO USE

Select the timeframe used to detect FVGs.

Use the indicator on the same timeframe or a lower chart timeframe.

Select your local timezone.

Adjust the safety-zone percentage.

Configure the FVG, signal, liquidity, session, and overlay colors.

Use the displayed liquidity levels and session extremes as discretionary areas of interest.

IMPORTANT NOTES

This is an indicator, not an automated strategy.

It does not calculate automatic take-profit or stop-loss orders. It provides FVG context, retracement information, retest markers, and visible liquidity references so traders can perform their own target selection and risk management.

A displayed BUY or SELL marker confirms a first post-confirmation FVG touch only. It should not be interpreted as financial advice or as a guarantee of future price movement.

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