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Weekly H/L Lines — previous weeks' high, low and midpoint levels labeled on a NinjaTrader 8 chart Weekly H/L Lines — extended lines with clean labels Weekly H/L Lines — current-week levels and info box Weekly H/L Lines — prior-week and current-week levels across the sessions
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Weekly H/L Lines

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Weekly H/L Lines version 1.0 — last updated 26 Jun 2026
Weekly H/L Lines — this week's developing high and low levels Weekly H/L Lines — older weeks fading so the recent levels stand out Weekly H/L Lines — line extension to the current bar, right side or full width Weekly H/L Lines — labels showing exactly the information you choose, or none at all
Current-week H/LThis week's developing levels as they form
Fade older weeksOld levels dim, recent ones pop
Line extensionTo the bar, right side, or full both ways
Labels, your wayWeek, level, price, date — or no label at all
Levels & history
Weeks to show
Set how many past weeks plot
Current week
Show the live week's levels
Week start
Monday or Sunday
Line extension
Right · both · to bar · solid-then-dotted · off
Fade older weeks
Dim levels as they age
Lines
Levels
High · Low · Mid · Open
Per line
Show / hide, color, width, style
Current week
Own styling for each line
Info box
On-chart box
Optional level summary
Position
Any of 4 corners
Labels
Content
Week · level name · price · date
Font
Family & size
Vertical
On · above · below the line
Horizontal
Right edge or week start
Per-level color
High · low · mid · open
Background
Optional box behind text
Confluence
Detection
Flags levels within N ticks
Note
Label shows the overlap
Compatibility & delivery
Chart types
Tick · min · volume · range · Renko
Instruments
Any — no volume required
Platform
NinjaTrader 8
License
Free — yours to keep
Updates
Free, lifetime
Version
1.0 — 26 Jun 2026
01 · Why weekly levels?

Last week's high and low are two of the most-watched prices on any chart. They're where the previous week ran out of buyers or sellers — so when this week trades back to them, the whole market is watching to see if they hold or break.

Weekly H/L Lines draws those levels for you automatically — the prior-week high, low and midpoint, the weekly open, and as many weeks back as you want — clean, labeled, and out of your way.

02 · What it tells you

A break above last week's high signals the market is expanding higher; a rejection there is a fade. The midpoint acts as a fair-value pivot inside the week's range, and the weekly open separates buyers from sellers for the week.

When two levels from different weeks land on the same price, the confluence flag tells you — and those stacked levels are exactly where price tends to react hardest.

03 · Why we built it

Drawing weekly levels by hand every Monday is tedious and you always miss one. We wanted them on the chart automatically, styled to match, labeled clearly, and smart enough to point out where levels overlap.

It won't predict the bounce — no indicator will. What it does is make sure you're never surprised by a weekly level again. Every line, label, color and extension yours to set, any instrument, no volume needed. Free, lean, no bloat, no upsell — built by a working futures trader.

04 · How traders use it
The higher-timeframe fade

Price runs into last week's high and stalls — a level every swing trader has marked. Rejections there are some of the cleanest fades on any timeframe.

The break-and-go

A close beyond the prior-week high or low is expansion — the market accepting prices outside last week's range. Trade the retest, or trail the move with the level behind you.

The confluence level

Two or three weeks stacked on the same price — flagged automatically — is where the heaviest reactions happen. Mark it before the session, not after the bounce.

The weekly-open bias

Above the weekly open, the week's buyers are in control; below it, the sellers. One line that keeps your intraday trades on the right side of the week.

None of these are trade signals — they're the levels the market already watches, drawn for you. The entries, the stops and the discipline are still yours.

New to trading key levels? Read our full guide — How to plot previous-day, weekly & monthly levels →

Weekly H/L Lines is built to be set up once and left alone. Every line, label, color and extension is yours to control — nothing is hard-coded. Below is the actual settings panel: numbered groups, plain-English names, no cryptic abbreviations.

Weekly H/L Lines settings — history, week start, line extension and the level lines
Weekly H/L Lines settings — labels, confluence detection and the info box
Install in 3 steps
1

After checkout, download the Weekly H/L Lines .zip — it's on the confirmation page, and in your email receipt.

2

In NinjaTrader 8: Tools → Import → NinjaScript Add-On, then select the .zip.

3

Right-click any chart → Indicators, add Weekly H/L Lines, and set your weeks, lines and labels.

The file
File
WeeklyHLLines_v1.0.zip
Size
181 KB — lean, no bloat
Format
NinjaScript add-on (.zip import)
Delivery
Instant — checkout page + email
Requirements

NinjaTrader 8 (latest version recommended)

Any instrument — no volume data required

Every chart type: tick, minute, volume, range and Renko

Any data provider — Rithmic, Kinetick, and more

What you get

Free forever — no catch, no upsell

Free updates — always current

Step-by-step installation guide

Email support from a working trader

Most traders are up and running in under a minute. Stuck on anything? Email us — we're traders too, and we answer.

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Prior-week high, low, midpoint and open as clean, labelled levels — free, and built by a working futures trader.

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Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Weekly H/L Lines is a charting and decision-support tool only — it is not a trade signal, recommendation, or financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.