01 / REFERENCE
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Previous-period levels
Prior day, week, month and Monday references organized into a clear historical framework.
IN DEVELOPMENT · WAITLIST OPEN
Your trading levels.
Automatically plotted.
ThreeLux automatically plots prior highs and lows, session references, opens and opening ranges in TradingView. Reclaim your chart-preparation time and focus on how price reacts.
Your selected references, plotted for you.Spend less time marking charts and more time studying price.
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ACTUAL OUTPUT
SR: sweep/rejection · A: acceptance2026-11-01 · HISTORICAL EXAMPLE
- Reference levels
- Opening ranges
- Price-reaction markers
AUTOLEVEL MAPPING
03MARKET FAMILIES
01CLEARER MARKET MAP
Levels are context, not guaranteed trading signals.
THE TOOLKIT
Every level
has a reason.
Not another chart full of random lines. Every reference is tied to a specific market period, session, or observable price event.
02 / SESSION
ASIALONDONNEW YORK
Session highs, lows & opens
Understand where price is trading relative to major time-based reference windows.
03 / OPEN
OPENING RANGE05 / 15 / 30 / 60
Opening ranges
Define the first meaningful minutes of the core market session, not a vague “day open.”
04 / REACTION
Price reaction analysis
Recognize sweep/rejection and acceptance events around configured references. Events are context cues, not promised trade entries.
LOOK CLOSER
The level is the start.
The detail is the difference.
Explore the references and reactions at a useful scale. Choose a feature, switch between the close-up and full chart, or open the original to inspect every label.
MES1! · CME · 5m
The reference work, already done.
See the regular-session open, opening-range and New York references together. ThreeLux plots selected levels as the required market data becomes available.
- RTH Open — regular-session opening reference
- OR15 — 15-minute opening range
- NYH / NYL — New York session high / low
MNQ1! · CME · 5m
Several references. One readable map.
Compare the labelled OR5, OR15 and OR30 references at a useful scale. This Sunday-reopening example includes carried-forward opening-range levels and grouped labels.
- OR5 / OR15 / OR30 / OR60 — configured range families
- H / L — high / low
- Grouped labels keep nearby references readable
MNQ1! · CME · 2m
Watch the reaction around the level.
Look closely at the plotted sweep/rejection and acceptance markers alongside the opening-range and session references. These describe chart events; the trader decides how to use the context.
- SR — sweep / rejection
- A — acceptance
- Markers describe historical events, not trade instructions
Automatic reference plotting gives you the map. Your analysis and risk decisions remain yours.
Explore all chart examplesREAL CHARTS · ACTUAL OUTPUT
The levels are already there.
See for yourself.
Real ThreeLux screenshots from TradingView, across futures, metals and forex. See how automatically plotted references stay organized alongside price action. Select any chart to inspect it at full resolution.
These are historical ThreeLux product screenshots, not live market data, verified trading results, or examples of future performance. Available levels and alerts depend on symbol, session configuration and data-feed completeness. The November 1 charts show an in-progress reopening session.
ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE
Define the clock.
Verify the reference.
A useful level is more than a price. It needs a declared market session, a source, a known coverage window and a clear qualification state. ThreeLux makes those definitions visible.
Session-specific boundaries
New York forex rollover, CME electronic trading days and US equity regular sessions follow different opening and closing conventions. Those distinctions are explicit.
SESSION ANCHORS
Real-price references
Source-minute prices are distinguished from chart-style transformations. A missing scheduled-opening candle is not silently represented as an exact opening print.
SOURCE PROVENANCE
Qualified vs. incomplete
Coverage and opening delays can be inspected. Some reference families are muted by default when broker-qualified; other policies remain subject to the final release audit.
FAIL-CLOSED CONTROLS
Rule-based price events
Sweep/rejection and acceptance markers describe chart events against defined levels. They are not independently verified trading edges or automated execution instructions.
NO PERFORMANCE CLAIMS
Independent evaluation, not black-box promises.Formal exchange/feed reconciliation, alert delivery, shortened sessions and realtime reload behavior are release acceptance criteria—not claims of completed institutional certification.
Review the definitions ONE ENGINE, DIFFERENT MARKETS
Built around how
your market trades.
Different exchanges. Different clocks. Different trading days. ThreeLux keeps those distinctions explicit.
01 / DERIVATIVES
Futures
Globex boundaries, core-session references and opening ranges for supported CME products.
02 / CASH MARKET
Equities
Regular-session context, previous-day reference levels and calendar-aware shortened sessions.
03 / GLOBAL FX
Forex
New York rollover logic, regional sessions, and clear notices when broker feeds start late.
Supported symbols, session precision and available historical data depend on exchange rules and the TradingView data feed. Full compatibility is subject to final release QA.
SIMPLICITY BY DESIGN
Less setup.
More clarity.
Advanced calculations should not require a complicated workflow. The tool should get out of your way and let you focus on the market.
01
Add to TradingView
When approved for release, receive access to the invite-only indicator and add it to your chart.
02
Choose your levels
Select your market preset, reference families and visibility preferences once.
03
Analyze the reaction
Let ThreeLux handle recurring level plotting while you study price behavior and configure eligible event alerts.
“Good tools don't promise certainty.
OUR DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Good tools don't promise certainty.
They make uncertainty easier to navigate.
ThreeLux is designed to surface transparent reference levels and observable price reactions. Not secret signals. Not guaranteed outcomes. Just a more disciplined way to see the chart.
ONE PRODUCT. THE FULL ENGINE.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
We’re preparing a straightforward subscription for traders who want comprehensive level mapping without a maze of add-ons.
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THREELUX / LIQUIDITY ENGINECOMING SOON
ThreeLux Pro
One workspace for your market levels and price reactions.
EARLY ACCESS
Pricing announced at launch
Pricing announced at launch
Join the waitlist for launch details. No deposit or payment is collected.
- ✓ Prior-period reference levels
- ✓ Session highs, lows and opening references
- ✓ Configurable opening ranges
- ✓ Sweep/rejection and acceptance events
- ✓ Data-coverage audit and chart controls
- ✓ User documentation and maintenance updates
Requires your own compatible TradingView account and market data access. Feature availability and billing terms subject to final launch approval.
What is ThreeLux Liquidity Engine?+
It’s a TradingView chart indicator that organizes prior-period price references, regional and exchange sessions, opening ranges, and observable reactions around configured levels.
Does ThreeLux plot levels automatically?+
Yes. On supported charts, ThreeLux calculates and plots your selected prior-period, session and opening-range references as the required data becomes available. Set your preferences once and reduce repetitive manual drawing.
How much chart-preparation time can it save?+
The aim is to reclaim the time you spend identifying and redrawing recurring references across charts. Actual time saved depends on your workflow, selected levels, markets and data availability.
Is ThreeLux a fully automated trading strategy?+
No. It is a market-analysis and alerting indicator, not a broker execution system, auto-trading service, or guarantee of profitable trading.
Which markets does it support?+
It is being validated for supported futures, US equities and forex. Time conventions and data-quality rules vary by exchange, broker and instrument; release documentation will list tested conditions.
Does it work with Heikin Ashi charts?+
The engine is designed to reference underlying standard market prices even when viewing Heikin Ashi charts. Specific combinations are included in the final compatibility tests.
Can I use it on any timeframe?+
It is optimized around intraday analysis, especially one- and five-minute charts. Some level calculations require sufficient one-minute historical coverage. Exact supported intervals will be published with the release.
When can I purchase a subscription?+
Subscriptions are not enabled while final technical and platform approvals are in progress. We will share pricing and availability with confirmed waitlist subscribers. Joining is free and creates no obligation to purchase.
Will I need TradingView?+
Yes. ThreeLux is a Pine Script indicator for TradingView. TradingView subscriptions and market data services are independent of any eventual ThreeLux subscription.
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