VOLUME PROFILE: The insider's guide to trading Paperback – 9 Aug. 2018

Great read filled with a 360 view of trading. From specific strategies to risk, money management, backtesting and psychology. Very easy to read and understand. Looking forward to putting it into action!

If you want to learn beginner to intermediate level knowledge regarding the use of volume profiles in trading, I highly recommend this book.

Eye opening 👀

The first book I read about volume profile analysis after watching few venison on YouTube.Very well explained in an easy to read book.

A lot of good stuff in here. Practical advice and enlightening information for beginners on how the big institutions work. Comes across as a sensible, level-headed, helpful guy. The book is basic in appearance but who cares. However my enthusiasm was dampened by the need to purchase his magic volume indicator and plug it into Ninja Trader. This led me to his website where there are copious adverts trying to sell courses and more information. I may be wrong but I get the impression Trader Dale makes the bulk of his income from selling things to traders, rather than actual trading, which itself makes me question how profitable his methods are. I really want to believe his set-ups all work, but, if I had great expertise at trading, I'd be trading full time and not selling courses, making videos, and hosting members chat rooms. So bear that in mind before going wild with his strategies on the live markets.

Good for beginners!

Excellent book. Most books on the subject don't go into half as much detail. Much better than I was expecting.

Where do I begin ?!Formatting of the book is dreadful. The chapter section was not properly labelled and had any page references. Moreover, unusually large text and line spacing between sentences which definitely contributed to the publishing size of A4 print. Definitely not required and maybe A5 option could have been more economically and eco friendly.I was not impressed with the informal manner which he explained some terminologies. I think his price action theory is partially based Wyckoff theory but explains it in quite brazenly tone in my opinion.Apart from the money management, backtesting and price action strategy section, this book is very dull and offers no substance and proper, well-written explanations. Had to request a return the next day.I would not recommend this book to anyone. The price is ridiculous as well. Not value for money at all!!!