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Core Idea: “Fixed Range Volume Profile” (FRVT) to Define Daily Swing Ranges

The presenter uses TradingView’s Fixed Range Volume Profile tool (FRVT) to avoid “manual calculation” of daily swing ranges.

How the daily range is built

They anchor the range using:

• Previous session high / “session break” levels
  • Example chart levels mentioned: BTC session break at 530 and Gold session break at 330
• Then create a fixed range using top and bottom boundaries
  • Example: 530 down to 525

Key levels derived from FRVT

FRVT output is used to derive three main price levels:

• VAH (Value Area High) — upper boundary
• VL (Value Area Low) — lower boundary; treated as a primary range boundary for day trading planning
• POC (Point of Control) — the center line; described as a magnet/target

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Trade Principle: Trade the “Ends,” Not the Middle

A repeated caution is that trading the middle often creates uncertainty due to variable retracements.

What to do instead

• Buy at bottoms / sell at tops of the FRVT-defined range.
• Wait for rejection at specific percentage zones of the measured range.

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Percentage / Range Framework (Internal “Swing Range” Measurement)

The strategy repeatedly references splitting the candle/range into percentage segments, primarily:

• 25%
• 50%
• 75%
• 87%
• Sometimes 100%

They also mention dividing once / twice to expose intermediate levels through iterative splitting.

Simplified rules described in the subtitles

• After price breaks a level, the market is expected to move toward the next reaction zone.
• The POC is sometimes treated as a magnet/target.
• If a higher/lower zone is not touched (e.g., “75% not touched”), that zone is described as “pending” for a later move.
• Entries are connected to:
  • Rejection at levels often near 25% / 50% / 75%
  • Candle close behavior (e.g., “red candle closed below X% of its high”)
  • Avoiding setups where a candle “dominates” in a way that invalidates bias

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Timeline / Session Anchoring

The strategy uses an intraday timing anchor:

• The repeated mention of an opening candle at “5:30”.

How anchoring is applied

• Use the sequence from:
  • Previous day’s 5:30 open
  • to previous day close to form the range zone
• Then apply that range logic to the next day’s opening / low candle for trade decisions.

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Example Structure Mentioned (BTC / Gold)

BTC

• A session break example is cited at 530
• Example FRVT range configuration: 530 to 525
• A sample range height referenced elsewhere: “1033 points” (as an example of range size)

Gold

• A session break example is cited at 330
• They mention configuring FRVT settings with values like “77” and “94/95” (unclear whether these are session/volume parameters or lookback settings)

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Explicit Recommendations and Cautions

Educational disclaimer + performance claim

• “Educational purpose” disclaimer; no guarantee of perfect accuracy.
• With practice, they claim 80–90% results (not guaranteed).

No “holy grail” / must backtest

• No shortcuts.
• The rules should be backtested and validated on historical data.

CFD / broker caution

They state that CFD brokers can profit when trades go against the trader, and advise:

• Avoid holding long-term trades while learning
• Prefer scalping and using proper entry levels

Practical level uncertainty

• Levels may have small “plus or minus error.”
• Sometimes they suggest adjusting the POC slightly (“change the POC value a little bit”).

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Risk Management / Performance Metrics Mentioned

Risk/reward framing

• Emphasizes small stop loss with larger targets (often described as “low risk high reward”).
• They describe an example concept where even if you take two SLs, the eventual target can offset losses (the “equal to five SLs” phrasing is mentioned, though not rigorously proven).

Engagement goal

• For channel/community engagement (not trading performance): “5K likes and 1000 comments.”

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Methodology / Step-by-Step Framework (As Described)

1. Open TradingView
2. Add the Fixed Range Volume Profile (FRVT) tool
3. Set range boundaries using previous session break/high
   • Example: BTC 530 to 525
   • Example: Gold session break at 330 (with derived boundaries)
4. Configure FRVT
   • Enable VAH and VL
   • Identify POC (center line)
   • Color/label cues mentioned:
     • VL as the “green” boundary
     • VAH as the “red” boundary
5. Define the daily trade range
   • Use the distance from POC center to VL as the “swing range” for that day
6. Anchor candles
   • Mark from previous day 5:30 open for next-day guidance
7. Split the move into percentage zones
   • Look for reactions at 25% / 50% / 75% / 87% (and sometimes 100%)
   • If a zone is not touched, treat it as pending
8. Enter on confirmation
   • Enter when price shows rejection at the relevant zone
   • Use candle close / dominance logic (e.g., “close below 50%” type triggers)
9. Set SL and targets
   • Stop loss: often above/below swing high/low or beyond the rejection level
     • Example SL values mentioned: ~150 points, ~200 points (depends on the chart)
   • Targets:
     • Often the next expected percentage level
     • Sometimes POC first, then subsequent zones

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Disclosures

• “Whatever video I make is for an educational purpose.”
• No guarantee of accuracy; practice and backtesting are required.

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Instruments / Tickers Mentioned

• BTC (Bitcoin)
• Gold
• CFD broker context (no specific CFD ticker provided)