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    Vwap On Options Chart

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    The document discusses using the volume weighted average price (VWAP) to identify the strength of buying or selling in a stock. It explains that VWAP can act as support or resistance and be used to identify trends and entry points in option charts. Following VWAP in option trading over the long run can provide good risk to reward.

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    Vwap On Options Chart

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    The document discusses using the volume weighted average price (VWAP) to identify the strength of buying or selling in a stock. It explains that VWAP can act as support or resistance and be used to identify trends and entry points in option charts. Following VWAP in option trading over the long run can provide good risk to reward.

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    The document discusses using the volume weighted average price (VWAP) to identify the strength of buying or selling in a stock. It explains that VWAP can act as support or resistance and be used to identify trends and entry points in option charts. Following VWAP in option trading over the long run can provide good risk to reward.

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    Vwap On Options Chart

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    Pentesh Ningaramaina
    The document discusses using the volume weighted average price (VWAP) to identify the strength of buying or selling in a stock. It explains that VWAP can act as support or resistance and be used to identify trends and entry points in option charts. Following VWAP in option trading over the long run can provide good risk to reward.

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    Swapnil Kommawar

    @KommawarSwapnil

    8 Tweets • 2022-09-09 13:17:24 UTC •  See on Twitter


    rattibha.com 

    Generally, VWAP is used to know the strength in a


    buying or selling. VWAP means VOLUME
    WEIGHTED AVERAGE PIRCE

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    when price starts rising it would be pulled back


    to VWAP line. Then buyers would again rush in to
    buy the stock taking price higher.

    If we compare the CALL and PUT charts, we can


    identify the correct entry. On trending days VWAP
    acts as support/resistance.
    If market is trending UPSIDE, VWAP acts as
    support in CALL option charts of ATM STRIKES
    and same VWAP acts as RESISTANCE in PUT
    option charts of ATM STRIKES

    (Use VWAP on 5 minutes chart on OPTION


    CHARTS)
    If market is trending DOWNSIDE, VWAP acts as
    support in PUT option charts of ATM STRIKES and
    same VWAP acts as RESISTANCE in CALL option
    charts of ATM STRIKE
    We can take the entry or average the buying price
    of an OPTION when price comes near to VWAP
    with STOP LOSS PRICE below VWAP

    VWAP also helps in identifying the trend and


    also gives good Risk:Reward if followed in long run

    For more market related updates and strategies do


    join

    https://t.me/OptionsTradingWithSwapnil

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