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Now let's get into practical application
and look at the basics of finding trade
setups using the tools and using what
you've learned so far. So in the upcoming
lessons, what we'll do is we'll run
through the framework of each trade setup
that you will encounter using the volume
profile. Everything you learn in this
section here are the building blocks of
what you'll be looking for. Of course,
alongside adding together multiple
confluences and reading the context, which
we'll cover afterwards. But every trade
you take using the volume profile and
using this strategy will be some variation
of one of these three things, which is the
value area high, value area low fade, the
value area high, value area low breakaway,
and then using the point of control for
trades as well. So no matter what trade
you take, every single volume profile
trade will be some variation of these
three basic trade setups. So by beginning
with these basics, it'll build the
foundation of the more advanced trade
setups that you will learn to take later
on. So we'll cover each of these one by
one in its most basic form before moving
on to building confluence and finding more
advanced complex trades with these setups.
So go ahead and move on to the next
section now and we'll cover the value area
high, value area low fades and work
through this one by one.
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