A closer look.
Full VWAP is a high-performance technical indicator developed for MetaTrader MT5 charting and market analysis.
If you like this project, leave a 5 star review. Volume-weighted average price is the ratio of the value traded to total volume
traded over a particular time horizon. It is a measure of the average price at
which a stock is traded over the trading horizon. VWAP is often used as a
trading benchmark by investors who aim to be as passive as possible in their
execution. With this indicator you will be able to draw the VWAP for the: Current Day. Current Week. Current Month. Current Quarter. Current Y
Engineered for clear visual feedback and zero-lag signal calculation, this indicator helps traders identify optimal entries, reversals, and market structure on both live and demo charts.
Features & Highlights
- Technical Accuracy: Built around Indicators with real-time multi-timeframe validation.
- Non-Repainting Signals: Clean confirmation on bar close to prevent misleading arrows or false triggers.
- Zero-Lag Calculation: Optimized mathematical algorithms with low CPU usage on MetaTrader MT5.
- Flexible Configuration: Customizable calculation periods, visual colors, and alert notifications (Sound, Push, Pop-up).
Resource specifications
- Resource type
- Indicator
- Developer
- Alexandre Borela
- Compatibility
- MT5
- Requirements
- MetaTrader MT5 Terminal, any Forex/Commodity/Crypto instrument, compatible with all standard timeframes.
Installation
- Click the Download Now button to obtain the MT5 indicator file via the Download button.
- In your MetaTrader MT5 client, open File > Open Data Folder.
- Navigate to
MQL5\Indicators and paste the downloaded file. - In the Navigator window, right-click Indicators and choose Refresh (or restart your terminal).
- Drag the indicator onto your desired chart and configure your preferred input parameters.
Before you trade
Expert Advisors, indicators, and tools do not guarantee trading results. Test carefully before using any resource in live trading.
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