🎯 What are Killzones for? #

Killzones highlight key periods of institutional activity (Asian, London, New York…).

They help you to:

• Spot areas where liquidity is frequently taken
• Identify moments when setups form (SMT, PO3, etc.)
• Contextualize entries (e.g., trading during the New York Killzone)

⚙️ Can Killzones be customized? #

Yes. You can:

• Show or hide each Killzone individually
• Display the Highs and Lows of each Killzone
• Modify their schedule and name
• Customize color, border, opacity, and display style
• Choose to show the session fully at market open or progressively
• Display the session name directly on the chart
• Show the 50% midline of each Killzone (a frequent area of interest)

🚨 Are Killzone alerts available? #

✅ Yes, for each Killzone, as long as the “External Lines” option is enabled in the settings.

You can receive an alert:

• When the High or Low of a Killzone is taken

🔁 What are the Previous D / W / M levels? #

These are classic liquidity levels used in Smart Money analysis:

• PDH / PDL = Previous Day High / Low
• PWH / PWL = Previous Week High / Low
• PMH / PML = Previous Month High / Low

📌 Can I choose which levels to display? #

Yes. You can:

• Enable or disable each level independently
• Customize line color and thickness

🔀 What does the “True Day Range” mode do? #

This mode improves the accuracy of Previous Day, Week, and Month level calculations.

By default, most charts consider a trading day to run from 5:00 PM to 5:00 PM (New York time) — the standard TradingView “Daily” candle logic.

👉 When True Day Range is enabled, levels are recalculated from 00:00 to 00:00 New York time, providing a more accurate reflection of institutional trading activity.

This has several key effects:

• The daily/weekly/monthly high or low may change, since the time window is different
• Previous D / W / M levels may be shifted compared to the standard mode
• SMT divergences can also be impacted if you’re using Major Liquidity Mode, since SMT relies on these levels

🎯 This ensures greater alignment with how Smart Money operates — from midnight to midnight (New York time), not 5 PM to 5 PM.

🔍 How does the SMT (Smart Money Tool) work? #

The SMT compares two assets to detect divergences in strength between them:

• Either using major levels (Previous Day/Week/Month, Asian High/Low…)
• Or using simple structural swings (when “All Swings” mode is active)

If one asset takes a level (or swing) and the other does not, a divergence is formed:

→ If an asset takes a high, it is considered stronger (potential long setup)

→ If an asset takes a low, it is considered weaker (potential short setup)

🔧 Can I change the compared assets in the SMT? #

Yes. In the SMT settings, you can:

• Select the secondary asset to compare (the primary asset is your chart symbol)
• Enable All Swings mode to detect divergences using natural swing points
• Use Major Liquidity mode to compare structured levels like PDH, PWL, Asian High/Low
• Choose exactly which types of levels to use for SMT calculations (Asian, Day, Week, Month)

📌 Tip: Use the same broker for both assets to avoid data discrepancies due to pricing differences.

🔔 Can I receive alerts? #

✅ Yes, you can be notified when:

• A Previous High or Low (Day / Week / Month) is taken
• An SMT divergence is created, updated, or canceled
• A High or Low is taken on any Killzone (if “External Lines” is enabled)