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Free Pine Script
Market dashboard
Market context, active sessions, and timing — in one TradingView panel.
EXPFOREX Market Info & Time Pad keeps the most useful chart information
visible without opening several separate indicators: price context, daily range,
volume, ATR, RSI, EMA trend, exchange time, and active world sessions.

Understand the chart faster, without turning the workspace into a control room.
The indicator organizes information already available in TradingView.
It does not open trades, connect to MetaTrader, or access a broker account.
Price context
Current price, daily change, Open, High, Low, daily-range position, and 52-week range.
Market activity
Daily volume, relative volume, Bid/Ask availability, spread, and bar-close timing.
Volatility and trend
ATR, ATR percentage, RSI classification, and EMA 20/50/200 trend structure.
World sessions
Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York, UTC, exchange time, and session overlaps.
The dashboard follows the active TradingView chart.
Change AAPL to EURUSD, BTCUSD, XAUUSD, an index, or another symbol.
The displayed market values are recalculated automatically.
- Where is price inside today’s range?
- Is volume above its recent average?
- Is current volatility high relative to price?
- Do RSI and EMA structure agree?
- Which regional sessions are active?
- Is a major session overlap occurring?

How to copy, save, and run the Pine Script in TradingView.
TradingView does not import a local Pine Script file directly.
Download the ZIP, open the included TXT file, copy the complete source code,
paste it into Pine Editor, save the script, and add it to the chart.
Market Info & Time Pad v1.0.1
The ZIP contains one TXT file with the complete Pine Script v6 source.
TXT opens with the standard Windows Notepad and is the simplest format for copying code.
Complete source
TXT file
Free download
The source code must be copied from the downloaded TXT file and pasted into Pine Editor.
Open Pine Editor
Open a TradingView chart and click the Pine icon.
Create an indicator
Select Create new → Indicator in the script menu.
Copy the source
Open the TXT file, select all code, and copy it.
Paste and run
Paste the code, save the script, and add it to the chart.

Open Pine Editor from the TradingView chart.
- Sign in to your TradingView account.
- Open any symbol in Supercharts.
- Click the Pine icon on the right-side toolbar.
- Pine Editor will open inside the chart workspace.

Create a new blank indicator.
- Click the current script name at the top of Pine Editor.
- Select Create new.
- Select Indicator.
- TradingView will create a new script with example code.

Copy the complete source code from the TXT file.
- Extract the downloaded ZIP archive.
- Open EXPFOREX_Market_Info_Time_Pad_v1.0.1_Free_Pine_Script.txt.
- Press Ctrl + A to select the complete file.
- Press Ctrl + C, or right-click and select Copy.
The selection must include the first license line,
//@version=6, and the final table-rendering line.

Paste the code into Pine Editor.
- Click inside Pine Editor.
- Press Ctrl + A to select the default example code.
- Press Delete.
- Press Ctrl + V to paste the complete EXPFOREX script.
- Check that the first visible directive is
//@version=6.

Save the script and add it to the chart.
- Click Save.
- Use the name EXPFOREX Market Info & Time Pad.
- Wait until TradingView finishes saving and compiling the script.
- Click Add to chart.
- The information panel should appear on the active chart.
Make sure the complete TXT source was copied and that no lines were omitted at the beginning or end.
Configure the panel and keep the script in your account.
- Open the indicator Settings from the chart legend.
- Select panel position and text size.
- Adjust ATR, RSI, relative-volume, and EMA periods when required.
- Choose session colors and regional timezones.
- The saved script remains available in your TradingView Pine scripts.
The indicator runs as a personal script saved inside the user’s TradingView account.
Every panel value explained.
Open each section to understand what the dashboard displays,
how the values are calculated, and when data may be unavailable.

Symbol and price
Identity, price, daily change, Bid/Ask and OHLC
The TradingView description of the selected instrument.
The active ticker, such as AAPL, BTCUSD, EURUSD, or XAUUSD.
The TradingView data source or exchange prefix and current timeframe.
Latest chart price and change relative to the previous daily close.
Quote data when TradingView exposes Bid and Ask on the 1T timeframe; otherwise the panel shows 1T only.
Daily Open, High, and Low requested from the daily timeframe.
Range and activity
Daily range, position, volume and relative volume
The current daily Low-to-High range.
Current price position inside the daily range: near 0% is close to the Low; near 100% is close to the High.
Current daily volume provided by the selected TradingView feed.
Current daily volume divided by average daily volume. The default comparison period is 20 days.
Volatility and trend
ATR, RSI, EMA structure and 52-week context
Daily Average True Range with the default period of 14.
Daily ATR divided by current price for easier comparison between instruments.
Current-chart RSI classified as overbought, oversold, bullish, bearish, or neutral.
EMA 20/50/200 structure classified as bullish, bearish, or mixed.
The lowest and highest weekly prices detected across the latest 52 weekly bars.
Status and world time
Bar state, countdown, exchange time and active sessions
On live intraday charts: OPEN, PRE-MARKET, POST-MARKET, LIVE, or CLOSED when TradingView can classify the bar.
Used on daily and higher periods to describe the data set without claiming the exchange is currently open.
Estimated time remaining until the active bar closes.
Universal time and the exchange timezone supplied by TradingView.
Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York, and any overlap between monitored regional windows.
See how the TradingView dashboard is built.
The complete indicator is available as a free download. These selected fragments
show the main architecture without repeating more than 700 source lines inside the article.
Indicator identity and overlay configuration
Pine Script v6
The script uses Pine Script v6, draws above the chart, and keeps the product identity in one place.
//@version=6
indicator(
"EXPFOREX Market Info & Time Pad",
shorttitle = "Exp - InfoPad",
overlay = true,
behind_chart = false,
calc_bars_count = 600
)
string EXPFOREX_PRODUCT_NAME = "EXPFOREX Market Info & Time Pad"
string EXPFOREX_COPYRIGHT = "© 2026 EXPFOREX"
Daily market data with request.security()
Pine Script v6
Daily OHLC, volume, average volume, and ATR are requested independently of the chart timeframe.
[expforex_dailyOpen, expforex_dailyHigh, expforex_dailyLow,
expforex_dailyClose, expforex_previousDailyClose,
expforex_dailyVolume, expforex_averageDailyVolume,
expforex_dailyAtr] = request.security(
syminfo.tickerid,
"D",
[
open,
high,
low,
close,
close[1],
volume,
ta.sma(volume, expforex_relativeVolumeLength),
ta.atr(expforex_atrLength)
],
gaps = barmerge.gaps_off,
lookahead = barmerge.lookahead_off
)
World clocks and active sessions
Pine Script v6
IANA timezone strings and TradingView time functions provide regional market clocks.
expforex_get_world_time(string expforex_timezone) =>
str.format_time(timenow, "HH:mm", expforex_timezone)
expforex_is_session_active(
string expforex_timezone,
int expforex_startMinutes,
int expforex_endMinutes
) =>
int expforex_currentMinutes =
hour(timenow, expforex_timezone) * 60 +
minute(timenow, expforex_timezone)
expforex_currentMinutes >= expforex_startMinutes and
expforex_currentMinutes < expforex_endMinutes
Premium dashboard table
Pine Script v6
A persistent table object creates the compact panel independently of chart scale.
var table expforex_panel = table.new(
expforex_panelPosition,
4,
19,
bgcolor = expforex_panelBackground,
frame_color = expforex_panelBorder,
frame_width = 2,
border_color = expforex_panelBorder,
border_width = 1
)
The TXT download includes the complete source, EXPFOREX copyright, and MPL-2.0 notice.
Active sessions are highlighted; inactive sessions stay quiet.
The panel shows local time for Sydney, Tokyo, London, and New York.
Overlaps receive a separate full-width status color.
TOKYO 17:25 + LONDON 09:25 · OVERLAP
Session windows are reference periods. Exchange holidays, futures breaks,
broker schedules, and individual market rules can differ.
A compact six-step reading order
- DAILYDirection versus the previous close
- RANGEPosition between today’s Low and High
- REL VOLParticipation versus recent average
- ATR %Volatility relative to current price
- RSI + TRENDMomentum compared with EMA structure
- SESSIONRegional activity, exchange time, and bar close
Useful controls, without configuration overload.
Panel
Position, text size, symbol description, visibility, and accent color.
Metrics
ATR, RSI, relative-volume period, and fast/middle/slow EMA lengths.
Sessions
World clocks, active-session highlighting, colors, and IANA timezones.
Related EXPFOREX tools for execution, account data, sessions, and automation.
TradingView provides the market-information layer. These MT4/MT5 products extend the workflow
when you need broker quotes, positions, account statistics, manual execution, or automation.

VirtualTradePad PRO SE
Chart-based order execution, position management, protection, partial exits, and automation for MT4/MT5.

Market Time Pad
World clocks and active-session monitoring inside MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.

InfoPad
Bid/Ask, spread, swaps, tick value, commissions, positions, and closed-profit statistics.

AI Sniper
A separate automated Expert Advisor workflow for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
Clear boundaries.
- No order execution or broker connection.
- No MetaTrader balance, equity, positions, commissions, or swaps.
- Bid/Ask depends on supported TradingView 1T data.
- Volume meaning depends on the selected market feed.
- Session windows do not replace an official holiday calendar.
How do I install the downloaded Pine Script?
Download and extract the ZIP, copy the complete TXT source, open TradingView Pine Editor, create a new indicator, paste the code, click Save, and then Add to chart.
Is the complete source code included?
Yes. The ZIP contains one TXT file with the complete Pine Script source.
Does the indicator open real trades?
No. It is an informational TradingView indicator.
Do I need MetaTrader?
No. MetaTrader is only relevant for the related MT4/MT5 products shown above.
Why does Bid/Ask show “1T only”?
TradingView exposes Pine Bid and Ask variables only in supported 1T contexts.
Can I move and resize the panel?
You can select its chart position and choose Small, Normal, or Large text.
Can it be used on cryptocurrencies?
Yes. For 24/7 assets, world sessions represent regional participation rather than market opening or closing.
Keep the essential market context visible.
Price, range, volume, volatility, trend, world time, and active sessions in one TradingView panel.
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