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So before we get started, we want to make
sure that your TradingView tools are set
up correctly. We use the Volume Profile in
TradingView. It's one of the most
accessible Volume Profile tools you can
use. So what you're going to need is a
TradingView Essential Plan. So it's not
the free plan. If you use the free
TradingView plan, you are not going to be
able to access the Volume Profile. Trading
is not a low-cost hobby or low-cost
profession. So you need to expect a few
running costs like this. But the good news
is it's not very expensive. So you can get
the TradingView Essential Plan, which is
$16.95 USD per month as of 2025, which is
when this is being recorded. So you want
to go ahead and make sure you've got a
TradingView account upgraded to the
Essential Plan. And once you've set up a
TradingView account, or if you've already
got a TradingView account, you've
subscribed to the TradingView Essential
Plan, you will immediately have access to
the Volume Profile tool within
TradingView. So what we'll do now is we'll
go over to TradingView and we'll make sure
that we're all using the same settings.
I'll show you the proper settings to use
for the Volume Profile, as well as a few
other important tweaks you need to make to
be able to follow along with this program.
So again, even if you've got this set up
to how you think it should be set up, make
sure you watch this next step to ensure
that we're trading with the same settings
and the same parameters moving forward. So
here we are in TradingView. Before we set
up the Volume Profile itself, the first
thing you're going to need to do in order
to follow along with the course is down in
the bottom right corner here, we have the
Time Zone. Click that and make sure you're
always set to New York Local Time. No
matter where you are in the world, I live
in New Zealand, but I trade also using New
York Local Time. The reason being is that
the regular trading hours of the main
highest volume session is the New York
session. So we refer to everything
relative to the New York session. So make
sure this is very important that you've
set your Time Zone to New York. And then
secondly, to set up your Volume Profile,
you can see I've got the Volume Profile
tool set as a favorite in my toolbar here.
But to find the Volume Profile for the
first time, you come to the sidebar here
on TradingView and you go 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
the fifth tool down. On the left, you
click the little extension button here and
you scroll down to Volume Based Tools and
you can see Fixed Range Volume Profile.
That is the volume profile we'll be using
in this course. So it's a good idea to
star that tool and add it to your
favorites. That way it shows up in your
toolbar here and makes it easier to
access. But go ahead and click that Volume
Profile and then just draw a random range
for now. You're going to click in one
spot, drag it across, then place it on the
chart. Yours will look different to this
first time around. So to get your Volume
Profile to look like this, which is how we
use it in this course, is double click it.
It'll open up the settings here and you're
going to want to make sure your settings
are exactly like I have mine here. So Rows
Layout, Number of Rows, Row Size 1000,
Volume Up Down, Value Area Volume 70.
Right then under Style, you can change the
style, the colors don't really matter. So
you can have your colors, whatever you
prefer. I just like to have my profile all
in green and then make sure you have the
Valley Area High, VAH, VAL and POC have
these three boxes checked and the other
two boxes unchecked and then hit OK. So
now your Volume Profile should look like
mine. Your time zone should be set to New
York Local Time. Once you've done that,
you're ready to move on to the next step.
Again, make sure your settings are exactly
like I've shown you here and go ahead and
move on to the next lesson.
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