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The last profile we refer to in terms of

previous data is the overnight profile.

Now the overnight profile captures the

Globex data, so everything from 6pm

Eastern Time all the way through to 9.30am

Eastern Time, which is that New York Open.

It captures that entire overnight session

and gives us value levels to refer to

going into the next days. This is a

particularly useful profile going into the

New York session for you New York traders,

but it can be referred to going into the

next overnight session as well, which

we'll get into more later. So the

overnight profile you can see on the right

hand side here, we have it drawn from 6pm

through to 9.30am Eastern Time and every

single trading day you want to look back

and refer to what is the most recent

completed overnight session, draw that

profile from 6pm to 9.30am Eastern Time

and label with the value high, point of

control, value low, but with an O in the

front so we can differentiate between the

levels. So overnight value high, point of

control, and value area low. So these

extend all the way through until the end

of the next overnight session. And these

are our additional medium term levels. So

let's have a look on the chart now how to

draw this out. And again, this is the

final past data profile that we'll use

before going into placing the developing

profile on the chart and how to do that.

So we're here in trading view and we still

have the levels placed down from the

previous modules. So now we have that

weekly profile and those value levels

placed here in orange. We've got the

previous day's regular trading hours

levels placed here in white. Now the final

profile we use for past data is that

overnight session profile. So you can see

now we're currently in the middle of an

overnight session. It's about 9, almost

10pm Eastern Time. So that overnight

session started at 6pm. It's still in

progress. So we're not looking at those

levels. We're going back. What is the most

recent completed overnight session? It is

this one here. So we get that profile and

we draw it from 9.30am back to 6pm. Now

again, it doesn't matter if you draw this

forwards or backwards as long as you

capture that 6pm to 9.30am range and place

that profile on the chart. Now much like

we did with the other profiles, place your

horizontal raise at the value high, the

point of control and the value low. And

then go ahead and label those. And in

terms of lines on your chart, because it

can start to get a little bit messy, that

is all we have, right? So we have

overnight levels, previous day levels and

weekly levels extended on our chart. And

these are what we'll use to form the basis

of our trades in conjunction with the

developing volume profile, which we'll

cover in the next lesson. But for now, now

that you've placed all these levels on the

chart, you can now switch from that one

minute time frame to whatever time frame

you prefer to trade from. And as long as

you've placed those levels on the chart,

that is all that matters. Okay, so you

will note the profile itself might start

to get a bit funky, but as long as those

levels are placed on the chart, that is

what we are referring to. So now that

that's complete and you have those three

previous profiles on the chart, now let's

go on to placing that fourth profile,

which is the developing volume profile and

how to draw that and how to place that

down. So go ahead and complete this lesson

and move on to the next one.