The Aggression Edge System

What if you could spot exactly where smart money is hitting the tape, before the move happens?

This system combines VIDYA, Cumulative Volume Delta, Volume Bubbles, and Volume Profile to tell you three critical things: who's in control, where the next decision point is, and when aggression confirms the trade.

No more guessing. No more getting chopped in balance. Just clear signals that either align,or they don't, and you stand down.

The Problem Every Trader Faces

Here's the brutal truth most retail traders won't admit: You're entering breakouts blind.

You see price push through a level and you chase it, hoping momentum continues. But you have no idea if buyers are actually aggressive, if sellers are fading the move, or if you're just stepping into a liquidity grab inside balance.

You get stopped out, flip your bias, chase the other direction, and the cycle repeats.

The reason? You're trading price movement without knowing who's driving it or where the meaningful zones are. You're flying blind, and the market is punishing you for it.

How The Aggression Edge System Solves This

The solution is a simple three-checkpoint model: Market State → Location → Aggression.

Every trade you take must pass all three filters.

First, VIDYA tells you the bias and market condition—are we trending out of balance or rotating inside it?

Second, Volume Profile gives you the exact locations that matter—the Low Volume Nodes (LVNs) where price accelerates and the Point of Control (POC) where it gravitates.

Third, Volume Bubbles and CVD confirm aggression—you see the big prints hitting the tape and you know who's in control at that level.

If all three align, you have a trade. If even one is missing, you wait.

It's that simple. No more emotional entries. No more hope. Just a systematic edge that keeps you out of bad trades and gets you into the right ones.

What's Inside The Package

You get four precision tools working together as one system.

• VIDYA is your bias compass—it frames whether you're hunting trends or reversions, and the shadow visualization keeps you aligned with flow.
• Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) is your control gauge—it shows you in real-time whether buyers or sellers are winning the tape battle at critical levels.
• Volume Bubbles highlight the aggression—when a big print hits, you'll see it visually enlarged on your chart so you can't miss it.
• Volume Profile drawing tool lets you mark LVNs and POCs on any impulse or balance structure, giving you the exact locations where price is most likely to react or accelerate. (Includes all tools of our toolbar)

These aren't four separate indicators you're juggling—they're a unified system that answers one question: Is this trade backed by aggression and structure, or am I guessing?

Setup 1: The Trend Model (Out of Balance → Seek New Balance)

When to use it: The market has broken out of balance and is pushing directionally—this works best during the New York session when real flow dominates. Avoid London open fakeouts where volatility is high but conviction is low.

Here's how you trade it:

Step 1 – Identify the impulse leg. You're looking for displacement away from prior value—a strong directional move that broke structure. Once you see it, that's your signal that we're out of balance and hunting new equilibrium.

Step 2 – Apply Volume Profile to the impulse. Mark the Low Volume Nodes (LVNs) inside that move. These are your pullback zones—areas where price previously moved fast because there was no one to trade with. When price returns to an LVN, it's a decision point.

Step 3 – Wait for aggression on the pullback. As price retraces into the LVN, you're watching Volume Bubbles for aggressive prints in the direction of the trend. For a long, you need to see big buy bubbles—proof that buyers are stepping in hard. For a short, you need big sell bubbles showing sellers are pressing.

If you don't see aggression, there's no trade. Period.

Step 4 – Confirm with CVD. Is CVD showing strong buying or selling pressure at this level? If yes, you're good. If CVD is flat or diverging, the tape isn't backing the move—stand down.

Entry & Risk: Enter when aggression prints at the LVN. Your stop goes just beyond that aggressive print, plus 1–2 ticks of buffer. Risk 0.25–0.5% of your account—no exceptions. If CVD shows strong pressure after entry, consider moving to breakeven early.

Target: The POC of the previous balance. 70% of the time, price rotates at balance and you take full profit there. Don't get greedy—take the high-probability win.

Setup 2: The Mean Reversion (Failed Breakout → Back to Balance)

When to use it: The market is in balance—use the prior day's Volume Profile as your reference. You're watching for a breakout attempt that fails and gets reclaimed back inside balance. This setup shines during London session or compressed, chopping conditions.

Here's the play:

Step 1 – Identify the failed breakout. Price pushes out of balance (above or below the prior range), but it doesn't hold. Instead, it snaps back inside. That failed breakout is your first clue that the breakout side is weak.

Step 2 – Profile the reclaim leg. Once price is back inside balance, take the reclaim move (the snap-back leg) and apply Volume Profile to it. Mark the LVNs inside that reclaim. These are your reentry zones for mean reversion.

Step 3 – Wait for aggression on the pullback. As price pulls back into an LVN, you're looking for aggressive prints in the direction of the snap-back. If we reclaimed higher (failed downside breakout), you want big buy bubbles on the pullback. If we reclaimed lower (failed upside breakout), you want big sell bubbles.

No aggression = no trade.

Step 4 – Check CVD for confirmation. Is CVD showing that the failed breakout side is getting faded? Are buyers/sellers stepping in to push price back toward balance? If yes, you've got confirmation. If no, wait.

Entry & Risk: Enter when you see the aggressive print at the LVN. Stop goes just beyond that print, plus 1–2 ticks. Keep risk tight—0.25–0.5%. If you're wrong, you should know immediately. Don't widen your stop hoping for a miracle.

Target: The POC inside the balance range. This is where most volume traded, and it's a magnet for price. Take full profit there unless conditions are absolutely screaming for extension (rare).

Why This System Works When Others Don't

Most indicators tell you what happened.

The Aggression Edge System tells you what's happening right now and who's driving it.

You're not reacting to lagging signals or hoping momentum continues. You're entering trades backed by visible aggression at structurally significant levels, with a clear bias from VIDYA and confirmation from CVD.

You know your risk before you enter. You know your target.

And most importantly, you know when not to trade—because the system won't let you force it.

Ready to Stop Guessing and Start Trading with Conviction?

Inside The Aggression Edge System, you'll get:

✓ All four indicators (VIDYA, CVD, Volume Bubbles, Volume Profile drawing tool)
✓ Complete training video breaking down both setups with live chart examples
✓ Exact entry rules, risk management, and target logic
✓ Repeatable setups you can start using immediately

No fluff. No theory. Just a proven system that shows you who's in control before you enter the trade.