medium · Volume Profile Analysis profile-anatomy
A trader observes a 'Buying Tail' of 18 pips on the daily profile of GBP/USD. Three sessions later, price retraces to the top of that tail zone.
How should this level be treated in the trade plan?
- An 'LVN' accelerant zone that requires a wider stop.
- A 'Single Print' gap that price will likely accelerate through.
- A 'Poor Low' that is likely to be broken on the next test.
- A high-probability support level for a long entry.
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