{ "name": "prior_session_open_volume_profile_poc_reversion", "source": "Market Profile / Volume Profile literature (Steidlmayer, Dalton)", "type": "filter_flag", "rule": "Only take long entries if current price is below the prior session's volume-weighted average price and the current bar's close is above the prior session's point-of-control price by at least 0.1 ATR, or short vice versa; else skip.", "pseudocode": "if session == new_day: prev_poc = argmax(volume_at_price, prev_session) prev_vwap = sum(typical*volume)/sum(volume, prev_session) signal_long: pass if price < prev_vwap and close > prev_poc + 0.1*ATR else skip signal_short: pass if price > prev_vwap and close < prev_poc - 0.1*ATR else skip", "why_it_works": "Filters entries to align with the market's prior value area, avoiding trades against the dominant volume concentration until a reclaim of the POC confirms a shift in control." } Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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