Anchor Point teaches how to pair Fixed Range Volume Profile with Anchored VWAP to find higher-probability trades. AVWAP sets the bias, FRVP marks the levels, and you only act when both tell the same story.
A step-by-step way to combine volume profile and anchored VWAP so every trade has a reason behind it: a bias, a level, and a trigger.
It won't guarantee a 100% win rate, and it won't turn into $100k in two months like the guru courses. It makes trades more probable, not certain.
Each one answers a different question. Together they cover where to look and which way to lean.
FRVP shows how much traded at each price inside a range you select. Instead of volume over time, you see it stacked horizontally by price, so the busiest areas stand out.
POC is the price with the most volume. VAH and VAL mark the top and bottom of the value area, which holds roughly 70% of the volume. Price can revisit the POC later, but that isn't guaranteed, and the POC is not a target on its own.
AVWAP is the volume-weighted average price calculated from a point you choose, such as a major high, a major low, or the start of a strong move. Unlike regular VWAP, it doesn't reset each session.
It also gives you bias. Price holding above it suggests bullish conditions, and price holding below it suggests bearish ones. That isn't a promise of continuation, so price action and context still matter.
Read the setup on a higher timeframe, take the trigger on a lower one.
One course, five lessons, built around a single repeatable setup.
How the tool works, what the POC, VAH and VAL tell you, and how to anchor it on a consolidation or on a trend, from swing low to swing high and back.
How anchored VWAP differs from regular VWAP, where to anchor it, and how to read market bias from where price sits relative to it.
Which time frames to analyze and execute on, for swing trading (4H to 1H) and intraday trading (15M to 5M).
The full method: anchoring both tools on the same range, waiting for price to return to the POC, and what to watch at the VAH, POC and VAL. Includes two annotated example trades, one long and one short.
The whole strategy in one place, plus the discipline rules that keep you out of bad trades.
No signals and no guarantees. You learn the setup and make the decisions.
I’ve been trading for 2 years in the futures market, mainly NQ1, ES1 and GC1.
I built Anchor Point to share what I’ve used to get payouts from retail prop firms and win trades with my brokers. I also built it to introduce more traders to Auction Market Theory.
Some. You should be comfortable reading a chart and placing trades. The course teaches the FRVP and AVWAP pairing, not markets from scratch.
No. You learn to build the setup yourself, so you aren't relying on anyone else's calls.
Any charting platform with Fixed Range Volume Profile and Anchored VWAP. TradingView has both.
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One lesson that takes you from reading the tools to taking the setup with confidence.