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Does volume-profile (FRVP/POC) confluence improve setups?

What this means

This tried volume-profile confluence (point of control near D) on 8 hand-picked stocks, plus a Pine version using the point of control as the first target. Neither run left any saved output. Nothing can be concluded; a proper test would tag each TradingView trade with the volume-profile condition across the full universe.

The explanation is our best reading; the data shows the result but not the cause directly.

By timeframe

TimeframeVerdictnResult
15-minuteNot tested: not tested yet: own engine on 8 tickers and a POC Pine strategy, nothing saved; would need the VP strategy swept (not proposed: no feature or design work exists to make it comparable) (see tradingview_runs.md)
1-hourNot tested: not tested yet: own engine on 8 tickers and a POC Pine strategy, nothing saved; would need the VP strategy swept (not proposed: no feature or design work exists to make it comparable) (see tradingview_runs.md)
4-hourNot tested: not tested yet: own engine on 8 tickers and a POC Pine strategy, nothing saved; would need the VP strategy swept (not proposed: no feature or design work exists to make it comparable) (see tradingview_runs.md)
DailyNot tested: not tested yet: own engine on 8 tickers and a POC Pine strategy, nothing saved; would need the VP strategy swept (not proposed: no feature or design work exists to make it comparable) (see tradingview_runs.md)
Hypothesis
Harmonics with fixed-range volume-profile confluence beat plain harmonics.
Method
Own Python engine on 8 tickers; plus a Pine strategy using POC as TP1 / BE at POC.
Result
No saved output for either.
How much to trust it
Low: 8 hand-picked tickers; nothing saved
Did it change the live rule?
No.

Scripts and data for this study will be linked here when the research code is published on GitHub.

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