Behavior: Resets each session/day; acts like a dynamic mean. Great baseline against a fast MA for intraday strategies.
Notes: If your chart supports different anchors (weekly/monthly), keep it daily to match app semantics.
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VWAP accumulates price×volume and divides by cumulative volume from an anchor (typically the start of day). It represents the average price paid per unit and is
widely used as a benchmark by intraday participants. Because it resets with each session, VWAP behaves differently across days and is not comparable cross‑session without re‑anchoring.
Presets & notes
Intraday: VWAP (second) vs EMA(13–21) (first) on 1m–5m is a common pair.
VWMA: Try length 20–34 vs SMA/EMA 55–89 for 3m–15m charts.
Offset: Keep 0. For VWAP, ensure your chart uses daily anchoring to match behavior.
VWMA weights each bar in a rolling window by its volume, making the average track high‑participation moves more closely than a simple average. It is well‑suited
as a fast or medium‑speed line against a slower baseline.
Signals & Execution
Use closed‑bar cross logic and execute at the next open. For VWAP, ensure your chart uses the same daily anchor to mirror app semantics. VWMA uses the configured
length like other moving averages.
Common Pitfalls
Using weekly/monthly anchors for VWAP while the app uses daily; ensure matching anchors.
Interpreting VWAP across sessions without re‑anchoring.
Using forming bars; always base signals on closed candles.