Dynamic RTH Gap

Platform: TradingView

Concept: RTH gap detection and historical reference levels

Designed for: Traders who want structure for how session gaps historically resolve

Best used when: Aligning bias and understanding gap resolution context

Dynamic RTH Gap° [Pro+] identifies and plots gaps that form between the Regular Trading Hours (RTH) close and the next RTH open on your chart. It measures the size of this gap relative to historical RTH gap behaviour, and calculates where price has tended to move after similar gap formations in the past.

This gives you structured context for how price behaves when the market opens with a shift in supply and demand pressure, turning a raw gap into a reference layer for execution decisions.

Many traders notice gaps between sessions but lack a structured way to interpret what they mean for bias and execution. Without a consistent framework, gaps remain visual noise or subjective cues that can lead to inconsistent decisions.

Dynamic RTH Gap° [Pro+] exists to:

• Quantify gap size relative to historical behaviour
• Show how similar gaps have resolved in the past
• Give context for whether current gap behavior is typical, weak, or strong

This supports a repeatable workflow where gap behaviour becomes evidence based instead of opinion based.

Session gaps are common but not all gaps are equal. Some gaps lead to continuation, others fill quickly, and most are forgotten. Traders who treat them the same lack clarity about when a gap matters.

Dynamic RTH Gap° [Pro+] provides:

• Historical context that shows how similar gaps behaved
• Calculated reference levels for expected gap resolution zones
• A way to filter noise from meaningful gap behaviour

This reduces second guessing, cuts down chart noise, and gives you data backed context that fits into a structured decision routine.

• Detects gaps between RTH close and next RTH open
• Shows historical gap behaviour for similar gap sizes so you can see typical resolution behaviour
• Projects price reference levels based on historical patterns
• Allows custom RTH session definitions so gap calculations match your market
• Provides visual options to emphasize relevant gap and reference levels
• Displays gap statistics table with numeric detail so you can confirm gap size and historical behaviour

1. Open TradingView and go to the Indicators menu
2. Select Invite only scripts
3. Add Dynamic RTH Gap° [Pro+] to your chart
4. In the settings:
   • Set your preferred RTH session start and end times
   • Customize how many historical gaps to analyze
   • Adjust visual settings such as color and label position
5. Use the displayed gap and historical context to:
   • See how current gap size compares to past behaviour
   • Gauge typical resolution zones for similar gaps
   • Support decisions about holding, scaling, or exiting positions

Once configured, Dynamic RTH Gap° becomes a structured reference that supports execution decisions based on documented historical behaviour.

Dynamic RTH Gap° [Pro+] is not a signal tool. It provides context for session gap behavior that:

• Reduces guesswork about gap importance
• Adds historical resolution reference for execution decisions
• Saves time by automating gap analysis
• Fits into a disciplined workflow for bias and trade planning

For serious traders, this brings clarity to session gap behaviour and grounds decisions in patterned historical behaviour rather than subjective interpretation.