One of the reasons we use market profile is to understand the market conditions and how the other players are positioned and what kind of trade opportunity the market conditions provide and where most of the other people are likely to keep their stops. At times the inferred data points from market profile reveal very high probability trade setups with a very good risk-reward ratio. Here is the interesting chart setup from S&P 500 Futures(ES Mini Futures) and the reason why in a short-term S&P500 will fall 50-60 points from the current level of 2792.
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