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This indicator is designed for Daily charts.
It writes a small label (like “L, M, G, V”) inside each candle’s body, exactly in the middle between the open and close.
Each label tells you which weekday closed that candle:

L → Monday

M → Tuesday

M/ME → Wednesday

G → Thursday

V → Friday

(Saturday and Sunday aren’t marked.)

Why it’s useful

It gives you a quick visual map of the week’s progression, day by day.

You immediately see the sequence of daily closes inside a week.

You can spot when the market trended cleanly through the week (labels step up or down neatly).

You notice when there’s choppy or balanced behavior (labels are mixed, up and down).

You can identify which day was the turning point or initiative day (a single label much higher or lower than the rest).

It’s a simple way to read the weekly profile of price action without having to remember which candle is which day.

Controls you have

You can change the letters (for example, instead of “L” you could write “Mo”).

You can change the text size, color, and add a background.

You can choose to show:

All weeks

Only this week

Only last week

That helps when you want to focus on a single week’s structure.



Important notes

It only works on Daily charts. On smaller timeframes it will just warn you.

The label sticks to the candle’s body, so even if you zoom or pan, it stays anchored where that day closed.

It’s not a volume profile or TPO — it’s purely about the closing position of each day.

👉 In short: this indicator is like a weekly diary on your chart — each candle is marked with the day of the week, so you can quickly analyze how the market behaved across past weeks, which days carried strength, and where momentum shifted.


This indicator shows a short label for each weekday directly inside the daily candle.
The nice part is: you can choose the letters yourself.

For example, if you are Italian, you might want:

Monday → L (Lunedì)

Tuesday → M (Martedì)

Wednesday → ME (Mercoledì)

Thursday → G (Giovedì)

Friday → V (Venerdì)

If you prefer English, you could set:

Monday → M

Tuesday → T

Wednesday → W

Thursday → Th

Friday → F

If you want very short codes, you could just write 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

So the indicator is language-neutral — you adapt it to your country, your style, or even your personal system of marks.