This is a specialized ICT-based indicator that focuses on a single "anchor" point: the 9:30 AM New York Stock Exchange open.

Here is the straight-to-the-point breakdown:

🎯 Primary Function

The indicator ignores all price action until the 9:30 AM open. Once the market opens, it hunts for the very first Fair Value Gap (FVG) that appears. In ICT theory, this first gap is often the "institutional footprint" for the morning session's direction.

🛠️ Key Features

• Automated Hunt: You don't have to scan the 1-minute or 5-minute chart yourself; it highlights the first valid imbalance immediately after the bell.
• Extended Boxes: It draws a box that projects forward to the current price. This lets you see if price "retests" or "fills" that specific morning gap later in the day.
• Visual Control: You can switch between solid blocks or simple lines and change colors to fit your chart template.
• Pattern Tracking: Adds date labels so you can look back at previous days to see how often the 9:30 AM FVG held as support or resistance.

💡 How you can do better

While this tool is great for finding the "setup," it doesn't give you the "context." To improve your win rate with this:

• Higher Timeframe Bias: Only take a "Long" FVG at the 9:30 open if your 1-hour or 4-hour trend is already bullish. If you take every "first FVG" blindly, you will get chopped up.
• Wait for the "Judas Swing": Often, the first FVG at 9:30 is a trap (the fake move). If the first FVG fails and price creates a second one in the opposite direction, that is usually the real move for the day.
• The "Fill" Rule: If price comes back and completely closes the 9:30 FVG, its institutional "strength" is gone. Only look for trades where price taps the edge of the box and reacts away from it.