Every Kill Zone as a Labeled Box, Sized in Handles
Draws a labeled range box for every kill zone, sized in handles.
Before you start: Most useful once you understand the Kill Zone concepts it draws.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
Lines tell you where a session's range was. This script goes one step further: it draws each kill zone as a filled, labeled box, and tells you exactly how many handles wide that session's range was the moment it closed — so you can compare session ranges at a glance, day after day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Session Kill Zones — Boxes script do?⌄
It draws each of five kill zones (New York PM, CBDR, Asia, London, New York AM) as a shaded box, and the moment the session ends it labels the box with the session name and its exact range in handles.
How do I compare session activity day to day with this script?⌄
Read the handle count in each label — for example, a London box reading "4.10 handles" next to yesterday's "9.80 handles" tells you immediately that today's London session was unusually quiet.
Why does this script only draw on 15-minute charts or lower?⌄
On higher timeframes the boxes would be too compressed to be visually useful, so the script intentionally skips drawing them there.
Boxes vs Range Lines — which version should I use?⌄
Boxes give a labeled handle-count per session that appears once the session closes; Range Lines give a continuously-updating read while the session is still forming — both can run at once since they're separate scripts.