Multi Anchored VWAP

Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price (AVWAP, or Anchored VWAP). Tells you who is in control, the buyers or the sellers. Better than all other moving averages because it adds weight to the traded volume. This technique was made popular by Brian Shannon of Alphatrends. It is calculated by multiplying typical price by volume, and the dividing by total volume.

It is very simple to use.

1. Press a number from 1 to 9 on the keyboard, then click the chart where you want to anchor the VWAP.

3. Hold Ctrl and click the chart to erase lines 1 to 8.

4. Line 9 shows up on all charts, use this to anchor from a major event. It is a Global AVWAP.

5. Press 0 then click chart to erase line 9."

COLORS

All ODD numbers (1,3,5,7,9) are in the GREEN color family.

All EVEN numbers (2,4,6,8) are in the RED color family.

This makes it easy to assign VWAP to pivot highs and pivot lows, more visually meaningful.

The anchored VWAP lines update as new bars are created on the chart.

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VWAP vs AVWAP

AVWAP is Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price

A traditional VWAP incorporates price and volume in a weighted average and is an ongoing calculation, similar to a moving average, it starts off the chart on the left side and continues to to the right side. The AVWAP starts where you anchor it on any visible bar and continues to the right side of the chart. Both can be used to identify areas of support and resistance on the chart.

Introduction to AVWAP

The first anchor that most people should use is the previous highs and lows in whatever timeframe they are looking at. Consider the high of the week, or the high of the day. Traders can use the previous swing high or low and anchor from there. An anchor from the previous low would give us the average price that traders paid on the run up. Anytime price tries to go below it, it should act as a support since every who bought during the rally does not want to lose money and will step in to defend their position. 

Year to date, month to date, and week to date are some of the most important AVWAPs. These act as strong support and resistance levels. When a new year, month, or week starts, many people start new positions on both long and short side. The YTD, MTD, and WTD AVWAPs show the average price they paid for their positions, and they defend these AVWAPs.