Indicators

The RTH LevelMap indicator draws each morning's published map — every support and resistance rung, the reference level, labels and a date stamp — directly on your own charts. One map, delivered minutes after the open, rendered natively on the platform you already trade on.

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The daily reference level is free · the full map ships with every plan

NinjaTrader 8 — included with every subscription

The full experience: save the day's files from the morning issue into one folder and every chart updates itself — ES, SPX, and micros, with bundled line styles, stale-map and wrong-instrument warnings, and the corner date stamp. Compiled add-on, 3-minute install, verified on clean machines.

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TradingView — free for everyone

A full Pine v6 port that installs as your own personal script on any TradingView account, paid plan not required. Paste the day's file into the settings and the map draws with the same warnings and date stamp. Works with your own levels too — a free RTH LevelMap account is all it takes to download, and it comes with the daily reference level in your inbox every morning.

TradingView guide & download → (free account)

How it works

Every trading day the map is defined in the first 5 minutes of RTH and delivered by 9:45 ET. The issue carries the level files; the indicators render them. Each evening the same issue is updated with how the session traded — the track record is public.

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The indicators are provided as-is for displaying level data; they place no orders and generate no signals. Impersonal market information for educational purposes only — not investment advice. Stock, Futures, Cryptocurrency and Options trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance of published levels is not indicative of future results. See Terms.