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    How do I use Volume Profile Point of Control (VPOC) to identify the exact price where the highest volume was transacted?

    By Easy Money Scanner · Educational reference · Not investment advice

    The short answer

    Volume Profile Point of Control (VPOC) marks the single price level where the most contract volume traded during a specified session or timeframe window.

    How it works

    Traders treat VPOC as a magnet or fair-value reference point, using it alongside value area boundaries to frame potential support, resistance, or mean-reversion targets.

    An example

    VPOC at 5001.00 for today's session.

    Risk & limitations

    Historical volume nodes don't guarantee future reaction at that price.

    Examples are hypothetical, not trade recommendations. US contract and regulatory references do not automatically apply in Canada. Rules, margin requirements and broker policies can change; confirm them with the relevant authority and your broker.

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