KaizenNakedLevels

KaizenNakedLevels draws untested session, daily and weekly highs, lows, POC, VAH and VAL as horizontal lines and marks them as mitigated once price comes back to touch them.

Updated: July 1, 2026

KaizenNakedLevels tracks and draws the untested (naked) session, daily and weekly highs and lows as horizontal lines. A level is “naked” until price touches it again; once touched, it is marked as mitigated and can optionally be hidden. Session levels extend live to the right edge of the chart; daily and weekly levels persist according to the configured lookback depth.

Interpretation

• A naked prior high of the day = yesterday’s peak that has not yet been retested today. They act as magnets: price often revisits them before continuing the trend.
• Solid lines = highs, dashed lines = lows (a visual convention to distinguish direction at a glance).
• The labels show the level type and period (SH 14:30, DH 15.03, WH 17.04 = session, day or week high on that date or time).
• Mitigation uses the wick, not the close: even a peak touching the level marks it as mitigated. This matches how traders actually react to levels.
• Max Levels Back limits the count of periods, not bars. 20 daily levels = ~20 days. Increase it to see more history, at the cost of chart clutter.

Settings

Settings

• Show Current Session Levels — live session H/L, extending to the right. On by default.
• Show Daily Levels — H/L of previous trading days.
• Show Weekly Levels — H/L of previous weeks (ISO 8601 week numbering).
• Show Mitigated Levels — keeps levels that have already been touched visible. Off by default (cleaner chart). Useful for retrospective review.
• Max Levels Back — retention cap per period type. Default 20 (= the 20 most recent daily H + 20 daily L + 20 weekly H + 20 weekly L).
• Show Labels — renders DH 20.04-style labels next to each line.
• Line Width — thickness in pixels, 1–5.

Colors

• Current Session H / L, Daily H / L, Weekly H / L — independent colors per level type.