Recurring Trading Days

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Recurring Trading Days is a professional calendar-based market overlay that highlights the most important time-driven structures used by institutional traders.

The indicator maps recurring trading days directly onto the price chart, revealing how liquidity, volatility, and positioning change throughout the month.

It displays:

Weekdays (blue gradient)
Each weekday can be enabled or disabled individually. This reveals weekly behavioral patterns and rhythm in market activity.

N-th Trading Day of the Month (white)
Marks the first, second, third or any selected trading day of each month.
This is where institutional flows, pension allocations and portfolio rebalancing typically enter the market.

NFP Friday (green)
The first Friday of every month when the US Non-Farm Payrolls report is released.
One of the highest-impact macroeconomic trading days.

Monthly Options Expiration - OPEX (red)
The third Friday of each month when index and equity options expire.
Dealer hedging and gamma effects often create reversals or strong directional moves.

Quarterly Options and Futures Expiration (purple)
The third Friday of March, June, September and December.
This is the most important expiration day of the quarter, when options, futures and index products roll simultaneously.

Anniversaries and Fixed Dates (orange)
Unlimited recurring calendar dates in the format DD.MM;DD.MM;...
Useful for seasonal cycles, historical market turning points or personal trading rules.

The indicator uses a strict visual priority:
Fixed Dates > Quarterly OPEX > Monthly OPEX > NFP > N-th Trading Day > Weekdays

This ensures that the most important institutional events are always visible.

il y a 4 jours

Notes de version

Fixed intraday calendar alignment issues.
Weekday and N-th trading day logic is now stable across minute timeframes.
Improved handling of daily boundaries to prevent timezone-related offsets.