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So let's look at the charting process. Now
this is the process you'll run through
every single day, every single week, and
this is the beginning of the practical
application of using the volume profile in
action. So what we'll be covering in this
section is the four main profiles that we
have on our chart, no matter what session
you're trading, you always want to have
four profiles or four profile levels on
your chart. So those profiles are the
previous week's volume profile, the
previous regular trading hours or the
previous days of volume profile, the
overnight volume profile, and then finally
that current session developing volume
profile. So these four profiles in
conjunction will help us to build context,
form trade ideas, and find high
probability setups. So we're not
necessarily using all four profile levels
at the same time to line up perfectly to
find one single trade, but all these
profiles help us to build context and give
us different trading opportunities
depending on where price and volume is
developing at the time. So what we'll do
in this section is we will run through
each volume profile individually, starting
from top to bottom. So we'll start with
that weekly volume profile, and we'll show
you how to correctly draw each volume
profile and what you should have marked on
your chart. So this is the beginning of
your daily routine. So anytime you come in
to trade for the day, this is what you're
going to want to have on your chart. So
we'll go through exactly how to set this
up and then the exciting part, we'll go
through how to actually use these levels
and find trade setups. So let's start off
with the weekly volume profile.
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