VWAP PRO
Session-anchored VWAP with five configurable bands — see how stretched price is from where the real volume traded.
Instant access · Works on TradingView · Needs real volume data
Works on
Any market
Timeframes
All
Repaint
No
Included in
Full suite
A moving average treats every candle the same. VWAP doesn't — a price where huge volume changed hands counts far more.
Drag to compare a standard two-band VWAP with five configurable bands and shaded extension zones.
Without a proper reference, every intraday read is a guess:
The real volume has an address.
VWAP is the price institutional execution is measured against. Trading intraday without it in view is trading blind to where the size actually changed hands.
VWAP Pro maps the whole session in five bands.
Central line, five bands, shaded zones and yesterday's reference — the full picture of how stretched price is, the moment you open the chart.
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📍Anchors to the session
It resets at the start of each daily session and tracks the volume-weighted average price from there.
02
📊Measures the stretch
It gauges how far price typically strays and builds five pairs of bands around the VWAP from that.
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🎨Shades the zones
Between each band pair sits a shaded zone, so you read how extended price is at a glance — no numbers needed.
The VWAP line
The volume-weighted average price of the session. The central reference. (Change it from black in settings so it shows on dark charts.)
Bands above
How far price has stretched above the VWAP — normal, extended, then rare territory.
Bands below
The mirror below the VWAP. Configurable independently from the upside.
Five bands, not two
From normal range to rare extremes, mapped in five levels — configurable above and below independently.
Yesterday's reference, live
A mean to return to in a range, a trend reference when price rides an outer band. It shows both; you read the market.
Yesterday's reference, live
The previous session's VWAP held flat, colour-coded to current price. A significant level most tools ignore.
Statistical, not arbitrary
The default band distances map to recognised statistical thresholds — not numbers picked at random.
Less than the cost
of a single bad Stop Loss.