hard · Volume Profile Analysis reference-levels-migration

Which framework best explains how to use the composite and prior-day levels together?

1. Composite and prior-day reference levels must be kept on entirely separate charts and analyzed in isolation, so that confluence between the two distinct timeframes never biases the operator's read of the auction.
2. The 15-session composite POC at 5,615 simply supersedes every prior-day reference outright; once it is plotted, the prior-day VAH, POC, and VAL add no incremental information at all and should be cleared from the chart entirely now.
3. The open near the prior-day VAH at 5,640 is the only meaningful reference because price sits at the very extreme of single-session value; composite levels apply solely when price is trading well inside the prior-day accepted value area.
4. When a prior-day POC aligns closely with the composite POC, both levels reinforce each other; price must travel through the combined structural node to migrate to either the prior-day VAH above or the composite VAL below.

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