Getting Started

Adding the Indicator

  1. Open any chart on TradingView.

  2. Click the Indicators button (or press /).

  3. Search for Multi-Timeframe Key Levels under your Invite-Only or purchased scripts.

  4. Click to add it to your chart.

The indicator will appear as an overlay on your price chart with lines, labels, and a dashboard table.

Default Configuration

Out of the box, the indicator comes with a sensible starting configuration:

Feature
Default State

Daily Levels

Off

Weekly Levels

On (Open, High, Low)

Monthly Levels

On (Open, High, Low)

Yearly Levels

On (Open, High, Low, Midpoint)

Weekly VWAP

On

Monthly VWAP

On

Yearly VWAP

On

Dashboard

On (Top Right)

You can customize every aspect of this through the indicator settings.


Feature Walkthrough

1. Daily Price Levels

Access via: Settings β†’ Daily Price Levels

Toggle the master switch Enable Daily Price Levels to activate this group. Once enabled, you can individually show or hide:

Level
Description

Today's Open (D.O)

The opening price of the current trading day

Today's High (D.H)

The highest price reached today (updates in real time)

Today's Low (D.L)

The lowest price reached today (updates in real time)

Yesterday's Open (PD:O)

The opening price of the previous trading day

Yesterday's High (PD.H)

The highest price from yesterday

Yesterday's Low (PD.L)

The lowest price from yesterday

Yesterday's Midpoint (PD.Mid)

The 50% level between yesterday's high and low

Line Style: Current-day levels (High/Low) are drawn as solid lines. Previous-day levels are drawn as dashed lines for easy visual distinction.

Color: All daily lines share a single configurable color (default: blue #008aca).

Label Only Mode: Enable "Label Only (No Lines)" to display just the price label without drawing a horizontal line β€” useful for reducing chart clutter while keeping the price reference visible.


2. Weekly Price Levels

Access via: Settings β†’ Weekly Price Levels

Toggle Enable Weekly Price Levels to activate. Available levels:

Level
Description

This Week's Open (WO)

Opening price of the current week

This Week's High (WH)

Highest price this week (updates live)

This Week's Low (WL)

Lowest price this week (updates live)

Last Week's Open (PW:O)

Opening price of the previous week

Last Week's High (PW.H)

Highest price from last week

Last Week's Low (PW.L)

Lowest price from last week

Last Week's Midpoint (PW.Mid)

50% level between last week's high and low

Color: Default green (rgb(59, 235, 0)).


3. Monthly Price Levels

Access via: Settings β†’ Monthly Price Levels

Toggle Enable Monthly Price Levels to activate. Available levels:

Level
Description

This Month's Open (M.O)

Opening price of the current month

This Month's High (M.H)

Highest price this month (updates live)

This Month's Low (M.L)

Lowest price this month (updates live)

Last Month's Open (PM:O)

Opening price of the previous month

Last Month's High (PM.H)

Highest price from last month

Last Month's Low (PM.L)

Lowest price from last month

This Month's Midpoint (M.Mid)

50% level between this month's high and low

Color: Default purple.


4. Yearly Price Levels

Access via: Settings β†’ Yearly Price Levels

Toggle Enable Yearly Price Levels to activate. Available levels:

Level
Description

This Year's Open (Y.O)

The opening price at the start of the current year

This Year's High (Y.H)

Highest price this year (updates live)

This Year's Low (Y.L)

Lowest price this year

This Year's Midpoint (Y.Mid)

50% level between this year's high and low

Color: Default red (#ff0000).


5. VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)

Access via: Settings β†’ Volume Weighted Average Price Options

VWAP lines represent the average price weighted by volume over a given period. They are widely used by institutional traders and serve as dynamic support/resistance.

VWAP Period
Description

Daily VWAP (D.VWAP)

Standard daily VWAP β€” resets each day

Weekly VWAP (W.VWAP)

Cumulative VWAP for the current week

Monthly VWAP (M.VWAP)

Cumulative VWAP for the current month

3-Month VWAP (3M.VWAP)

Cumulative VWAP over the current quarter

6-Month VWAP (6M.VWAP)

Cumulative VWAP over the current half-year

Yearly VWAP (Y.VWAP)

Cumulative VWAP for the current year

Each VWAP has its own label offset setting, allowing you to stagger labels so they don't overlap on the chart. Positive values shift labels right; negative values shift left.

Label Only Mode: Just like price levels, you can enable "Label Only (No Lines)" to show labels without plotting the VWAP line.

Tip: Weekly VWAP is only displayed on intraday timeframes. Monthly, 3-Month, 6-Month, and Yearly VWAPs are hidden on their respective reset bars to avoid plotting artifacts.


6. Line Settings

Access via: Settings β†’ Line Settings

This section controls the visual appearance and positioning of all lines and labels.

Line Length

Each timeframe group has its own line length setting, controlling how far the line extends to the right of the last bar:

Setting
Default

Daily Line Length

25 bars

Weekly Line Length

35 bars

Monthly Line Length

45 bars

Yearly Line Length

55 bars

Staggering the line lengths (as the defaults do) makes it easy to visually distinguish which timeframe a level belongs to.

Label Shifts

Each timeframe also has a Label Shift value (D.L Shift, W.L Shift, M.L Shift, Y.L Shift) that moves the label left or right relative to the line endpoint. Use this to avoid label overlap when multiple levels are near the same price.

Line Extension Options

Option
Effect

Extend Lines Across the Chart

Lines extend in both directions across the entire chart

Extend Lines Right

Lines extend infinitely to the right only

Both off

Lines are drawn with the fixed length set above

Price & VWAP Value Display

  • Display Price Values β€” Shows the numeric price next to each level label (e.g., WO 84,250 instead of just WO).

  • Display VWAP Values β€” Shows the numeric price next to each VWAP label.

  • Price Label Offset β€” Controls horizontal spacing between the level name and the price value label to prevent overlap. Default: 11.


7. Dashboard

Access via: Settings β†’ Dashboard Options

The dashboard is an on-chart table that displays all active price levels and their values in one organized view.

Dashboard Settings

Setting
Options

Show Dashboard

On / Off

Include Daily Levels

On / Off

Include Weekly Levels

On / Off

Include Monthly Levels

On / Off

Include Yearly Levels

On / Off

Dashboard Location

Top Left, Top Center, Top Right, Middle Left, Middle Center, Middle Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Center, Bottom Right

Text Size

Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Huge, Auto

Background Color

Default: dark navy (#010727)

Header Text Color

Default: white

The dashboard automatically includes only the levels you have enabled. For example, if you have Weekly Open, High, and Low turned on plus Monthly VWAP, those are the only rows that will appear.

Tip: If your chart is getting crowded, you can turn off lines entirely and rely on the dashboard for a clean reference of all key levels.

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