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Value-Area Edges

Value-area edges are the VAH and VAL boundaries of a selected profile, used together to describe accepted value and its extremes.

Value-area edges are the upper and lower boundaries of a selected profile: VAH above and VAL below. Together they frame the zone where the profile recorded most of its measured activity.

A market can rotate within the edges, test beyond one and return, or build acceptance outside old value. The correct description depends on time and participation after the test.

Use the dedicated VAH and VAL definitions when a briefing references one edge specifically.

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