Volume Profile Fixed Range
Indicator guide
The FRVP in FX Replay is a powerful volume visualization tool that maps where volume occurred within a selected time range. It helps uncover true support/resistance, liquidity zones, and reaction points—perfect for building high-confluence trade plans during backtesting.
Fixed Range Volume Profile (FRVP) – FX Replay Guide
The FRVP in FX Replay is a powerful volume visualization tool that maps where volume occurred within a selected time range. It helps uncover true support/resistance, liquidity zones, and reaction points—perfect for building high-confluence trade plans during backtesting.
How to Use It in FX Replay
Activate FRVP:
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Use the Fixed Range Volume Profile drawing tool.
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Click and drag to define your range (e.g., from NY Open to end of session).
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FX Replay will display:
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POC (Point of Control): highest volume node.
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Volume bars at each price level.
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Value Area (usually 70% of total volume).
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HVNs (High Volume Nodes) and LVNs (Low Volume Nodes).
Analyze the Profile:
- POC = Most accepted price → strong magnet for retests or reversals.
- HVN = Volume bulge = strong support/resistance → price often consolidates or bounces here.
- LVN = Volume gap → price may slice through quickly (good for breakout plays).
Trading Applications:
Bounce Setup:
- Price retraces into POC or HVN → watch for entry confirmation.
Breakout Setup:
- Price breaks through LVN → target next HVN or POC for exit.
Stop Placement:
- Longs: Place stops below HVNs.
- Shorts: Place stops above HVNs.
Session Integration:
Use FRVP on key intraday windows:
- London Session
- New York Session
- Asia range This reveals how volume redistributes across sessions—great for pinpointing when trends may initiate or stall.
Pro Tip:
In FX Replay, use FRVP as a location-based confluence tool:
Combine it with:
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SMMA for trend context
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VWAP for bias filtering
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Liquidity zones for timing Tag trades in your journal like:
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“HVN bounce entry”
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“LVN breakout to next node”
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“POC flip and retest” This builds structure-driven consistency, not guesswork.