Range Sentiment Profile

Range Sentiment Profile splits the recent trading range into equidistant rows and measures whether price variations inside each row leaned bullish or bearish. Instead of volume, every bin accumulates close-to-open differences, so the display reveals which price areas buyers controlled, which sellers owned, and where the fight was even.

How to Trade the Range Sentiment Profile?

• Blue bins: net bullish close-to-open variation. Buyers dominated that price area.
• Orange bins: net bearish variation. Sellers had control there.
• Bullish / bearish maxima: lines extended across the whole range spotlight the single most bullish and most bearish zones.
• Short or empty bins: variations alternated and canceled out, balanced areas that can act as support or resistance, stalling or reversing price on entry.

Each bin prints a percentage (its share of the summed variation across the range), making dominance easy to compare row by row. The construction mirrors profile tools such as the delta profile, but because it is computed from price variation alone it needs no volume data at all.

Range Sentiment Profile Settings

• Length: the number of recent bars the profile is calculated over.
• Rows: how many equidistant areas the range is divided into. More rows, finer granularity.
• Use Intrabar: counts variations only when the intrabar candle actually sits inside an area, sharpening precision at extra computational cost.
• Intrabar timeframe (the unlabeled field next to Use Intrabar, default 1 minute): the timeframe of the intrabar data used by that mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why enable intrabar data?

How does this differ from a volume-based profile?

How can I get the Range Sentiment Profile?