easy · Volume Profile Analysis profile-anatomy
When observing a 'Double Distribution' day, the low-volume area (the 'waist') between the two distributions is best interpreted as:
- A rejection zone (an LVN) where the market did not find fair value and traveled through quickly.
- A deep pocket of high liquidity where large institutional traders prefer to quietly accumulate their size.
- A reliable signal that the prevailing directional trend has now reached structural exhaustion at the highs.
- The session-wide Point of Control, marking the single highest-volume price traded.
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