Multi-Timeframe High Low Marking Lines
Daily, weekly, and monthly highs and lows on your chart. Key levels from higher timeframes, drawn automatically.
What It Does
The most reliable levels on any chart are the ones that the entire market is watching: yesterday's high and low, this week's high and low, this month's high and low. These levels act as magnets for price — institutional traders use them for stop placement, retail traders use them for breakout entries, and market makers use them to engineer liquidity sweeps. If you're not tracking them, you're trading blind.
Multi-Timeframe High Low Marking Lines puts these key levels directly on your execution chart. Daily, weekly, and monthly highs and lows are drawn as clean, labeled horizontal lines that extend into the current session. Each timeframe is color-coded — blue for daily, yellow for weekly, purple for monthly — so you can instantly see which levels are nearby and which timeframe they belong to.
This isn't complicated, and that's the point. Some of the best trading setups happen when price approaches a weekly high that coincides with a monthly level. When a daily low lines up with a weekly low, that's a confluence zone that institutional money is watching. This tool makes those confluences impossible to miss.
Key Features
Get Started in 4 Steps
Add to Your Chart
Search for 'Multi-Timeframe High Low Marking Lines' on TradingView and add it. Lines will appear immediately showing the previous day, week, and month highs and lows.
Identify Nearby Levels
Before taking any trade, check which HTF levels are near current price. If price is approaching the weekly high while the daily high is already broken, you know you're in a strong trend pushing into a major level.
Look for Confluence Zones
The highest probability levels are where multiple timeframe levels cluster together. A daily low near a weekly low near a monthly low? That's a zone where serious buying is likely to step in.
Plan Entries and Exits
Use these levels for trade planning: entries at level tests, stops beyond the level, targets at the next higher timeframe level. The levels provide natural risk/reward structure for any trade.
Settings & Configuration
Display the previous day's high and low lines on the chart.
Display the previous week's high and low lines on the chart.
Display the previous month's high and low lines on the chart.
Color for daily high and low lines. Default is the accent blue.
Color for weekly high and low lines. Default is amber/yellow.
Color for monthly high and low lines. Default is purple.
Style of the marking lines: Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Dashed is recommended to distinguish from price-drawn lines.
Width of the marking lines in pixels.
Display text labels ('Daily High,' 'Weekly Low,' etc.) on each line for quick identification.
Non-Repainting Verified
Once a signal prints on the chart, it stays. No redrawing, no lookback bias, no false history. Every signal you see is exactly what you would have seen in real-time.
Frequently Asked Questions
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