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What is Low Volume Node (LVN)?
A price area on a profile with little volume, where the market moved quickly; price often travels through such areas fast.
In context
There is no single standard for "how high" or "how low" counts. Software typically uses a threshold such as a percentage of the POC's volume, or a local peak or valley with some minimum separation. Different settings produce different nodes. This is why it is more honest to think of HVNs and LVNs as zones, a few ticks or a dollar or two wide, rather than single-tick lines. A very small row size can also produce dozens of tiny "LVNs" that are just noise.
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