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Most indicators look backward (at price history), while Volume Profile shows what is happening inside the market right now. It displays trading volume not over time, but at specific price levels.
🤔 What does this give a trader?
Traditional volume (vertical) tells us when heavy trading occurred. Volume Profile (horizontal) tells us at what price heavy trading occurred. This allows you to identify true support and resistance levels.
✅ Key concepts you need to know
🟢 POC (Point of Control) — the price level where the highest volume was traded during the selected period. This is where the greatest interest from large players is concentrated.
🟢 Value Area (VA) — the value zone. The range where 70% of total trading volume occurred. Inside this zone, price is considered “fair.”
🟢 High Volume Nodes (HVN) — peaks on the profile. These are levels where price spent a lot of time. They act like magnets and strong support/resistance zones.
🟢 Low Volume Nodes (LVN) — gaps or valleys in the profile. These are areas the market moves through quickly. The market considers these prices uninteresting.
💡 How to use this in trading
1️⃣ POC test
If price moves far away from the Point of Control (POC) and then returns to it, expect a reaction. Very often, this creates an ideal entry point in the direction of the prevailing trend.
2️⃣ Trading the Value Area boundaries
🟠 If price breaks above the Value Area and holds, it signals a strong bullish trend.
🟠 If price makes a false breakout and returns back inside the Value Area, it will most likely move toward the opposite boundary.
3️⃣ Filling the gaps
If you see a “void” in the profile (LVN), keep in mind: once price enters this area, it will usually move through it very quickly. These zones are excellent for setting take-profit targets.
❗️ The main secret of Volume Profile
The market always moves from imbalance (low volume) toward balance (high volume). Volume Profile is a map that shows exactly where these zones are.