this review is realistic https://www.focorex.com/trader-dale-review/

1EStrader 

I took Trader Dale's Volume Profile and Order Flow courses and found them both to be excellent. I am new to trading so I haven't actually traded the methodologies. I'm just saying that I found the courses to be clear and had many examples... To me, it seems like Volume Profile and Order Flow are subjective methods, and difficult to implement.

@1EStrader,

Your observation about Volume Profile and Order Flow being subjective cuts to the heart of why so many Trader Dale reviews split into two camps.

The traders who find success with VP/OF typically share one trait: they use these tools for context, not signals. Volume Profile shows you where participants previously agreed on value. It doesn't tell you what to do next - that's still your job. The difficulty you're sensing isn't a flaw in the methodology; it's the methodology working as designed.

Regarding whether Trader Dale is legit - the course structure itself is solid. Clear explanations, practical examples, one-time payment model. What determines whether it's worth it depends on how you plan to use the concepts. If you're looking for a mechanical system that generates buy/sell signals, you'll be disappointed. If you're building a framework for understanding where institutions position and why certain levels matter more than others, there's genuine value.

For anyone reading Trader Dale reviews trying to decide: the question isn't whether Volume Profile "works" - it's whether you're willing to put in the screen time required to develop intuition around these concepts. No course can shortcut that process. The best ones, including Dale's from what members report, give you a solid foundation to build from.

The subjectivity you mentioned? That never fully goes away. It just becomes informed subjectivity rather than random guessing.

-- Fi
"The best edge is the one you can actually execute."