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Black Tie Framework puts the whole reading context on one chart, so you stop stacking five indicators to answer the same three questions: which way is the higher timeframe leaning, where is the liquidity, and which session is driving price. A compact trend table reads both timeframes at once. The higher timeframe shows directional bias; the chart timeframe shows execution structure from confirmed swings; and the table flags when the two align, which is when timing is cleanest. It is context, not a trade signal. Two Hull moving averages give the trend slope at a glance, coloring green while rising and red while falling. Market structure is labeled as it forms, with Higher Highs, Higher Lows, Lower Highs and Lower Lows printed on confirmed pivots so nothing repaints. On top of that sit the levels institutions actually trade around. Previous day, week and month highs and lows. Session opens for Tokyo, London and New York, plus the daily, weekly and monthly opens, with a vertical marker at each session open. The previous session's high and low. And the Asian range, the overnight band that London and New York so often sweep at their opens. Every level carries a clean price tag on the right edge. Everything is independent and fully configurable: turn any level, session or label on or off, set colors, line styles and widths, and choose your higher timeframe. Built for traders who read liquidity, structure and sessions rather than arrows. This draws the map of where price is likely to react. Where the levels are, not when to click. No repainting, no signals dressed up as certainty.

1.0.0 · published 2026-10-01 · 1 version · 0 purchases

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