You know the ritual: mark the prior day and week, box the sessions, find equilibrium, then do it all again tomorrow. LodeStone puts the whole map on the chart the moment it loads. Session extremes, value, structure and SMT, built on ICT concepts for index futures.
Prior day high and low, the weekly levels, Asia and London extremes, value area, equilibrium. Twenty minutes of drawing before the first real decision, and one mismarked level can cost the trade.
LodeStone drops the full session map automatically and keeps it current as the day builds. You open the chart to levels you trust and spend the open deciding, not drawing.
Load the chart and the framework appears: prior levels pinned, sessions boxed, value and equilibrium marked, price threading through it all.
One indicator carries the whole framework. Levels, value, structure and divergence, labeled and current, so nothing important hides off screen.
Asia, London and New York AM and PM highs and lows are marked and labeled as each session hands off to the next, so you always know which pool of liquidity is in play.
PDH, PDL, PWH and PWL stay pinned to the chart, so the levels the market keeps coming back to are never something you forgot to draw.
Value area high and low, point of control and the equilibrium of the range, so premium and discount are visible the second you look at the chart.
Swing labels track HH, HL, LH and LL as structure builds, and SMT flags mark the moments the indices stop agreeing with each other.
Relative equal highs and lows are flagged where they form, the pools price tends to reach for before it turns, so you see the draw before the run at it.
Daily point of control and value area, drawn as clean levels instead of a histogram, so volume context lands without burying the candles.
Session extremes, prior levels, value and SMT flags, all labeled at the right edge
Structure labels, equilibrium and the value map as the week builds
The full vocabulary of the chart, so you know exactly what each label means the first time you load it.
New York morning session high and low
New York afternoon session high and low
Asia session extremes, marked overnight
London session extremes into the New York open
Prior day high and low
Prior week high and low
Value area high and low for the profile period
Point of control, the price with the most traded volume
Equilibrium of the dealing range
Shaded zones above and below equilibrium
Resting liquidity where swings match within your tolerance
Divergence flag when correlated indices stop agreeing
Structure labels as each swing confirms
Removed or faded automatically once price takes them
LodeStone maps the framework, but you decide how it trades with you. Every module has a switch and every level has a dial.
Same toolkit either way. Pick the platform you actually chart on.
Checkout runs through Stripe. Delivery help and questions live in the #korvus-indicator channel on the BlackCrown Discord. Already a Korvus Operator at korvus.industries? The TradingView indicator is included with your subscription.
After checkout the indicator file ships to the email you used at checkout. Load it into Tradovate and the map is on your chart. One purchase, yours for good, nothing to cancel.
TradingView runs as a monthly subscription. After checkout, access is granted through the BlackCrown Discord in the #korvus-indicator channel. Cancel anytime. It is also included at no extra cost with a Korvus Operator subscription.
Index futures first: NQ, ES and YM, and the micros that track them. The session map, value logic and SMT comparisons are tuned to how the indices trade.
Yes. Every module has its own switch and the inputs are yours: session windows and timezone, swing strength, tolerances, value area percent, colors, labels and how swept levels are cleaned up.
The #korvus-indicator channel on the BlackCrown Discord covers delivery, setup and questions. Email works too: BlackCrownVxJ.LLC@outlook.com.
LodeStone runs on the same desk that built Korvus and trades these levels every session. Put the map on your chart tonight.