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NHU DTT – Digital Time Theory Indicator by nnhhuu07
The NHU DTT (Digital Time Theory) is a specialized intraday timing tool designed to assist traders in identifying key moments throughout the trading day based on historical time-based behavior. Built for 1-minute charts, this indicator draws horizontal lines at specific time points from the previous trading day, extending them to 16:30 EST of the current day.
🔍 Key Features:
⏱ Time-Specific Line Drawing: Plots lines at pre-defined times unique to each weekday (e.g., 09:55 on Monday, 13:30 on Thursday, etc.), marking key market reaction points.
these are the time that we consider in this study
Monday: Judas (09:55), Model 11 (10:55), Model 110 (11:37), Model 1001 (13:20)
Tuesday: Model 110 (11:10), Model 111 (14:47) and (15:14)
Wednesday: Model 11 (10:34), Model 110 (11:49), Model 111 (14:47)
Thursday: Judas (09:55), Model 1001 (13:30)
Friday: Model 11 (10:34), Model 1001 (13:20)
Additional, 13:30, Midnight, and 5:00 every day
📅 Weekday-Specific Logic: Automatically detects the current weekday and loads the corresponding time points.
🕐 Previous Day Reference: Most time lines reference the previous trading day's price at a specific time and project it forward to today's session.
✍️ Customizable Appearance:
Line style: Solid, Dashed, or Dotted
Line and label colors
Label text size and position
🔔 Informative Labels: Optionally displays labels with the exact time and price, giving clear visual cues for potential market reactions.
⚠️ Important Notes:
Best used on 1-minute charts for accurate alignment.
Designed for intraday trading strategies, particularly those leveraging time-based reaction zones.
Currently includes hard-coded time arrays for each weekday, but future versions may support dynamic configuration.
💡 Use Cases:
Identifying reaction points and consolidation zones
Anchoring support/resistance based on time rather than just price
Enhancing time-of-day awareness in algorithmic or manual trading
The NHU DTT (Digital Time Theory) is a specialized intraday timing tool designed to assist traders in identifying key moments throughout the trading day based on historical time-based behavior. Built for 1-minute charts, this indicator draws horizontal lines at specific time points from the previous trading day, extending them to 16:30 EST of the current day.
🔍 Key Features:
⏱ Time-Specific Line Drawing: Plots lines at pre-defined times unique to each weekday (e.g., 09:55 on Monday, 13:30 on Thursday, etc.), marking key market reaction points.
these are the time that we consider in this study
Monday: Judas (09:55), Model 11 (10:55), Model 110 (11:37), Model 1001 (13:20)
Tuesday: Model 110 (11:10), Model 111 (14:47) and (15:14)
Wednesday: Model 11 (10:34), Model 110 (11:49), Model 111 (14:47)
Thursday: Judas (09:55), Model 1001 (13:30)
Friday: Model 11 (10:34), Model 1001 (13:20)
Additional, 13:30, Midnight, and 5:00 every day
📅 Weekday-Specific Logic: Automatically detects the current weekday and loads the corresponding time points.
🕐 Previous Day Reference: Most time lines reference the previous trading day's price at a specific time and project it forward to today's session.
✍️ Customizable Appearance:
Line style: Solid, Dashed, or Dotted
Line and label colors
Label text size and position
🔔 Informative Labels: Optionally displays labels with the exact time and price, giving clear visual cues for potential market reactions.
⚠️ Important Notes:
Best used on 1-minute charts for accurate alignment.
Designed for intraday trading strategies, particularly those leveraging time-based reaction zones.
Currently includes hard-coded time arrays for each weekday, but future versions may support dynamic configuration.
💡 Use Cases:
Identifying reaction points and consolidation zones
Anchoring support/resistance based on time rather than just price
Enhancing time-of-day awareness in algorithmic or manual trading
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Skrip dilindungi
Skrip ini diterbitkan sebagai sumber tertutup. Akan tetapi, anda boleh menggunakannya dengan percuma dan tanpa had – ketahui lebih lanjut di sini.
Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak dimaksudkan untuk menjadi, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat untuk kewangan, pelaburan, perdagangan dan jenis-jenis lain atau cadangan yang dibekalkan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca dengan lebih lanjut di Terma Penggunaan.