Profiles are the range structures that are created after the MCR has formed.

They are evolving maps of price behavior that continue to develop as the session unfolds.

Think of the MCR as the first footprint.

Everything that happens after — in terms of structure — becomes the profile.

How Profiles Form

• Price reacts to, respects, or breaks out from the MCR
• As price moves away or consolidates, it builds a new range
• That new range = the profile

How We Use Profiles

Profiles act exactly like the MCR in terms of reading intent:

• If price fails to close beyond the profile edge, it's likely to reverse
• If price closes beyond the edge, it's signaling continuation
• If price rejects from the edge with a wick, it's a reaction point
• If price respects a profile from earlier, that’s historical intent showing up again

Profiles Can Fail Too

Just like the MCR, profiles can become false structures:

• Price may wick through but fail to close
• This creates liquidity traps and reversals back into the profile