The best trade of the day doesn't happen where most traders are looking for it.
In this instructional commentary, the speaker argues that most traders mistakenly focus on liquidity sweeps and market‑structure shifts, which often lead to choppy, stalled moves and premature stop‑outs. He explains that the market spends the majority of time within a crowded fair‑value range—identified by the volume profile where most volume is traded. Because this area is densely populated with positions, large moves are rare. The real edge lies outside this fair‑value zone. The recommended approach is to wait for price to break below the value area, then quickly re‑enter when price closes back inside the value area; that re‑entry candle serves as the trade entry, with a stop placed at the low of the push. He urges viewers to apply this method on their own charts and study the volume profile to locate the fair‑value range.
