Fixed-range profiles for multi-day balances

Session profiles answer questions about a single day. Fixed-range profiles answer questions about a balance that has lasted longer — a week of overlapping value, or a range after a trend pause. Draw the range from a clear start of balance to the present, then read the composite POC and value as you would a long session.

Acceptance above the prior multi-day value often shows as time and volume building at the new higher prices, not a single spike. Rejection can look like a probe beyond the edge that returns quickly into the old value with volume fading at the extreme.

Mentoring sessions spend most of their time on where you chose the fixed-range start. A poorly chosen start invents a fake POC. Mark the first session that stopped making higher highs and lower lows in a clean sequence, then let the composite speak.