A Clean Line Marking the Start of Every New Trading Day
A clean vertical line marking the start of each new trading day on your chart.
Before you start: No prior concept needed.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
Every trading day starts at the same moment on the chart — but unless you mark it, your eye has to hunt for it every single time. This is the simplest tool in our set: one clean vertical line, drawn automatically at midnight, so your daily reference point is never in question.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Daily Session Line indicator do?⌄
It draws a full-height vertical line automatically at midnight New York time, marking the start of each new trading day, so you never have to hunt for the day boundary by eye.
How do I set up the Daily Session Line correctly in TradingView?⌄
Paste the provided Pine Script into a new indicator, add it to your chart, and set your chart's timezone to a fixed UTC-4 offset rather than "America/New_York" or "Exchange time," since those auto-adjust for daylight saving and would throw the line off.
Do I need to change any settings when daylight saving time changes?⌄
Yes — New York alternates between UTC-4 (roughly March-November) and UTC-5 (roughly November-March), so you need to manually update your chart's fixed timezone offset around each DST change, or the line will land an hour off from midnight.
What other tools does this indicator work well with?⌄
It's meant as a baseline layer under the Session Kill Zones lines/boxes, the NDOG/NWOG script, and the 09:30 open script, so all your daily reference points line up on the same chart consistently.