Advanced Course Advanced 5 levels Reviewed July 4, 2026

Previous Day Volume Profile Training Course

Map yesterday's value before today's first click. Trade acceptance, rejection, and failed auctions around VAH, VAL, and POC.

Previous Day Volume Profile turns the prior session into a map: point of control, value area high, value area low, and rejected extremes. This course drills the decision that matters for prop-firm traders: wait for today's price to accept or reject those levels before clicking.

Quick answer

Previous Day Volume Profile is a free FundedReady training course with 5 profile-map simulator reps. It teaches how to mark yesterday's POC, VAH, and VAL, then wait for today's price to accept or reject those levels before risking a click.

The 5-level curriculum

Level 61

Build the prior-day map

Identify POC, VAH, VAL, prior high, and prior low before today's session starts.

Level 62

Read the open location

Classify whether price opens inside value, above value, below value, or near an extreme.

Level 63

Trade value-area re-entry

Wait for price to reject outside value and accept back through VAH or VAL before entering.

Level 64

Respect the POC magnet

Use POC as a decision zone where rotation can pause, reverse, or accelerate.

Level 65

Skip failed profile tests

Stand down when a level is touched but acceptance never arrives.

Frequently asked questions

What is Previous Day Volume Profile?
It is the prior session's volume-at-price distribution. Traders usually mark the previous day's POC, VAH, VAL, high, and low before the next session starts.
Is POC a buy or sell signal?
No. POC is a reference level where the prior session traded the most volume. This course teaches you to wait for acceptance, rejection, or rotation before acting.
Can I use this without paid order-flow data?
You can learn the decision framework without paid data. Live trading a real volume profile requires a charting platform and volume data that match the market and session you trade.

Sources and review notes

Published July 4, 2026 Last reviewed July 4, 2026

FundedReady courses are educational simulator drills. They do not place trades, provide signals, or guarantee trading results.

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