ThreeLux automatically plots important trading levels in TradingView and highlights defined price reactions. Build a consistent map for studying supply, demand and market context, so you can focus on your plan.
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INSIDE THE INDICATOR
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MES1! · CME · 5m
See the regular-session open, opening-range and New York references together. ThreeLux plots selected levels as the required market data becomes available.
MNQ1! · CME · 5m
Compare the labelled OR5, OR15 and OR30 references at a useful scale. This Sunday-reopening example includes carried-forward opening-range levels and grouped labels.
MNQ1! · CME · 2m
Compare a close back through a level with consecutive closes beyond it. This historical chart shows both reactions alongside opening-range and session levels. Optional tags can add the exact reference name.
Automatic reference plotting gives you the map. Your analysis and risk decisions remain yours.
Explore all chart examplesTHE REFERENCE TOOLKIT
Choose the families that matter to your setup. ThreeLux handles the recurring plotting as the required source data becomes available.
Keep previous-day, week, month and Monday references in view. Know the completed period behind each line.
Day definitionsSee the extremes and opening references of defined market windows, with clocks appropriate to the selected preset.
Session clocksPlot the high and low of the first selected source minutes from your configured anchor. Track the window as it develops.
Range labelsIdentify qualifying sweeps, reclaims and consecutive closes. Optional named tags connect the event to its reference.
Decode the eventsAvailable references follow your symbol, preset, source history and feed. Configure notifications separately from the lines and markers you display.
UNDERSTAND THE CHART
ThreeLux plots the levels. Its optional markers show how price behaved there. SR means Sweep / Reject on one completed candle. A means Acceptance over consecutive closes.
Same level, two outcomes. At the previous day’s high, a qualifying sweep above and close back below can print red SR. Three consecutive closes above that high can print green A. Nearby markers can describe different levels. A tag such as A @ AsiaH names the reference.
Seeing larger arrows with a quantity and price? TradingView can display order executions with separate arrows and fill labels. ThreeLux uses the small SR triangles and A dots to describe price behavior around a level.
CONSECUTIVE CLOSES BEYOND A LEVEL
Price has met the acceptance rule above the completed Asia reference high. With the default setting, that means three consecutive confirmed chart-bar closes above the same eligible level.
It distinguishes repeated closes beyond a reference from a brief touch or wick. Acceptance below an eligible low uses the corresponding low-side reference.
Read the acceptance rulesONE CANDLE CLOSES BACK THROUGH A LEVEL
Price traded above the eligible previous-day high and the completed bar closed back below it, while meeting the configured sweep and reclaim filters.
The red triangle marks a high-side rejection, a price-based sign of supply. The green triangle marks the mirror image at a low, a price-based sign of demand. Each event must meet the active filters.
Read the sweep and reclaim filtersStart with the named reference and read the marker in context. Supply and demand describe the observed price response. Use it alongside your own trade plan.
Under 04 | Signals (bar-close only), enable Acceptance markers and/or Sweep / reject markers, then turn on Historical exact-trigger tags. Keep Presentation view set to Off. Named tags are off by default; ordinary markers show A or SR.
Tags appear on the event candle. When several references qualify, one primary name is shown with an additional-reference count. The same unchanged reference does not emit a new acceptance on every continued close.
Open the named-tag setup guideUse prior-period, session and opening-range families with your preferred colors, label spacing and visibility. Developing references can change until their windows finish.
Explore the level glossaryChoose event types and source families separately. The default Balanced alert preset includes previous-day, overnight/premarket and OR15 sources. For Asia alerts, use All qualified or enable Asia in Custom.
Configure source-specific alertsInspect the selected session, source dates and coverage. Qualified references and observed or incomplete data have different event eligibility. Missing data can withhold a level or its events.
Understand data coverageSUPPLY & DEMAND, THROUGH PRICE
A defined level gives you a place to focus. Completed price behavior gives you something specific to assess.
A push above a high that closes back below it differs from repeated closes above it. ThreeLux marks qualifying behavior around eligible references, helping you study buying and selling interest within your own framework.
Explore the reaction examplesDIFFERENT EXPERIENCE. ONE CONSISTENT FRAMEWORK.
Start with a few references or configure the detail around an established process.
Start with a manageable set of references. Learn what each level represents and observe how price responds around it.
This is a suggested learning layout. Add references as you understand their purpose.
Standardize recurring chart preparation with explicit source definitions, market clocks and notification controls.
Coverage, history, feed and configuration still affect availability. Confirm the selected definitions when comparing charts.
A repeatable map supports a more deliberate process. Your analysis, execution and risk decisions remain yours.
REAL CHARTS · ACTUAL OUTPUT
Explore historical output across futures, metals and forex. Scroll through the examples, then open any chart at full resolution.
These are historical ThreeLux product screenshots, not live market data, verified trading results, or examples of future performance. Available levels and alerts depend on symbol, session configuration and data-feed completeness. The November 1 charts show an in-progress reopening session.
ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE
Consistent analysis starts with consistent definitions. ThreeLux makes the selected session, price source and coverage visible so you can understand the reference behind each line.
New York forex rollover, CME electronic trading days and US equity regular sessions follow different opening and closing conventions. Those distinctions are explicit.
Source-minute prices are distinguished from chart-style transformations. A missing scheduled-opening candle is not silently represented as an exact opening print.
Inspect source coverage and opening delays. Observed references and event-ready levels have distinct qualifications, with additional controls for broker-dependent data.
Sweep/rejection and acceptance markers use explicit conditions on completed chart bars, giving you named observations to compare with your own setup.
ONE ENGINE, DIFFERENT MARKETS
Different exchanges. Different clocks. Different trading days. ThreeLux keeps those distinctions explicit.
Globex boundaries, core-session references and opening ranges for supported CME products.
Regular-session context, previous-day reference levels and calendar-aware shortened sessions.
New York rollover logic, regional sessions, and clear notices when broker feeds start late.
Use time-based intraday charts from 1 to 60 minutes. Available references depend on the selected symbol, preset, source history and market data feed. Review the user guide before configuring a new market.
A REPEATABLE ROUTINE
Keep the same definitions through the session. Change your view as the evidence changes.
Select your market preset and relevant references. Confirm the session, previous-day source and data readiness.
Observe completed price behavior at the level. Use the SR/A definitions and selected alerts to focus your review.
Record the reference, your scenario and what actually happened. Return to the same definitions when comparing sessions.
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It calculates and plots selected prior-period, session and opening-range references as the required data becomes available. Optional markers describe qualifying price reactions. You choose the references and apply your own analysis; the indicator does not place brokerage orders.
The design covers selected CME index, gold and crude-oil futures, US-listed stocks and ETFs, and spot forex on time-based intraday charts from 1 to 60 minutes. Availability depends on the symbol, preset, feed and history. Heikin Ashi is a display option; calculations request ordinary underlying prices. Check compatibility.
Newer traders can follow the first-chart walkthrough with a small set of references. Experienced traders can begin with source and event timing, then configure sessions, visibility and notification filters around their workflow.
A green SR triangle marks a sweep below a low and a close back above it. A red SR triangle marks a sweep above a high and a close back below it. A dots mark acceptance after consecutive closes beyond a level. Optional tags such as A @ AsiaH name the reference. See the chart marker key.
Developing levels can change until their windows complete. Missing source minutes, available history, feed revisions and configuration affect references and events. Check the selected source and coverage diagnostics. Understand source readiness.
Display and notification filters are separate. A marker can be visible while its reference or event type is excluded from alerts. Choose the intended sources, switches and cooldowns, then create the alert. Recreate it when changing the intended version or inputs. Follow the notification guide.
Yes. ThreeLux runs in TradingView. Your TradingView plan and market-data access are separate, and may affect the history, sessions and alerts available to you.
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