JMF_Vwap BLVD w/Dual lookback and Map Zones.
This study identifies on the your top 3 highest volume candles and launches independent vwaps from each of those bars within the users given lookback, As well as static closing vwap values of the candle.
User has a "Calendar lookback" input that you can search a number of CALENDAR days back for highest volume bars. On the daily chart this will identify your highest volume DAYS.
On an intraday chart it will identify your highest volume BARS. example= on a 5 min chart, with a calendar look back of "5 days" the BLVD indicator will search back 5 days on the 5min chart and look for the top 3 highest volume CANDLES, and launch continuous and static vwaps from them. Continuous is a vwap that is launched and gives the cumulative average price from launch until a new Top 3 high volume bar is formed, then the vwaps will sequentially re-order themselves in order of highest to lowest volume.
Static Vwaps are the CLOSING vwap value of the launch candle. These levels act as strong support and resistance when launched from the highest volume candles. They represent participants whom have bought or sold that candle, and have yet to average in our out of a position, "buy and hold", or "Bag holders". These levels usually experience a high degree of sell pressure as they are encountered from underneath, vice versa, they can act as strong support when launched from lows, or on the first few encounters of the level when price is coming down to them.
The best way to use and identify relevant Vwap BLVDs is on a split screen chart, a intraday time frame with a short and mid look back, and a longer 4hour or daily chart with a mid to long lookback side by side showing immediate and long term liquidity levels. In route to the daily BLVD levels which hold your highest levels of liquidity/volume you ultimately run into shorter time framed BLVDs that have been launched from smaller time frame candles intraday at high volume events, these levels are massively important for intraday trading and can stop price dead in its tracks, not JUST the daily vwap BLVD value.
That is why this version has a short, and a long term look back, each lookback is accompanied with Standard deviation bands that are color coded and labeled for quick ID. User can turn on or off if they choose.
You can launch a short look back (2-5 day) and use the deviation bands in the same manner as you would the intraday vwap deviation bands and take any of our 4 trade types in the same manner as intraday vwap.
ALSO, you can set it for 2days back and have a previous day vwap BLVD and see the controlling liquidity from the previous days range, or where the "most" participants average price is. You will get vwaps Launching from the most relevant, highest volume bars within the last 48 hours, or do 7 days back for a weekly BLVD, this will show who and where is in control on the weeks range. These two lookbacks are often the most useful for intraday scalping while also targeting the longer range overhead volume on the higher time frame " Daily BLVD ".
This is a User intensive study as far as settings go, I encourage everyone to change settings calendar wise on all time frames to find what suits your style of trading and time frame the best, and to play with the remaining add on's to see what you like, or find value in, or what you dislike, and would want to keep off.
It also includes "Map zones", these are zones associated with the launch candles average price and range. I have witnessed the high and low of these ranges be respected over and over again intraday, User can turn the background cloud off in settings if they prefer or dim the color in settings.
ALL settings and plots can be turned down, adjusted, or turned off If the visual is to impactful for you, take the time to Turn off or change any of the additional features that are included. You can minimize the study all the way down to just one line with the Highest volume vwap BLVD if you prefer or you can have all of it on for a fully immersive experience.
User also has a table on chart that can be hidden that lists the vwaps price, and Candle launch volume. This volume metric comes in handy when approaching a vwap value for the FIRST TIME. after that the supply or demand is or has diminished, but its still good to know how much it launched with so you can compare current candle volume.
Enjoy-
JMF
Color coding=
Gold = highest volume vwap continuous and static.
Red = 2nd highest volume vwaps.
Purple = 3rd highest volume vwaps.
*** ALL USERS ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILTIY WHILE USING THIS TOOL. THIS IS NOT, NOR SHOULD NOT BE MISCONSTRUED AS FINANCIAL ADVICE. USER ASSUMES ALL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THIS TOOL WHILE TRADING,AND FOR ANY AND ALL LOSS THAT MAY OCCUR WHILE USING SAID TOOL. TRADING IS RISKY AND USER COULD STAND TO LOSE ALL CAPITAL INVESTED.
Credit to @RumpyPumpyDumpy for the help on the original logic for Vwap BLVD. Without him this wouldn't have been possible on tradingview.
User has a "Calendar lookback" input that you can search a number of CALENDAR days back for highest volume bars. On the daily chart this will identify your highest volume DAYS.
On an intraday chart it will identify your highest volume BARS. example= on a 5 min chart, with a calendar look back of "5 days" the BLVD indicator will search back 5 days on the 5min chart and look for the top 3 highest volume CANDLES, and launch continuous and static vwaps from them. Continuous is a vwap that is launched and gives the cumulative average price from launch until a new Top 3 high volume bar is formed, then the vwaps will sequentially re-order themselves in order of highest to lowest volume.
Static Vwaps are the CLOSING vwap value of the launch candle. These levels act as strong support and resistance when launched from the highest volume candles. They represent participants whom have bought or sold that candle, and have yet to average in our out of a position, "buy and hold", or "Bag holders". These levels usually experience a high degree of sell pressure as they are encountered from underneath, vice versa, they can act as strong support when launched from lows, or on the first few encounters of the level when price is coming down to them.
The best way to use and identify relevant Vwap BLVDs is on a split screen chart, a intraday time frame with a short and mid look back, and a longer 4hour or daily chart with a mid to long lookback side by side showing immediate and long term liquidity levels. In route to the daily BLVD levels which hold your highest levels of liquidity/volume you ultimately run into shorter time framed BLVDs that have been launched from smaller time frame candles intraday at high volume events, these levels are massively important for intraday trading and can stop price dead in its tracks, not JUST the daily vwap BLVD value.
That is why this version has a short, and a long term look back, each lookback is accompanied with Standard deviation bands that are color coded and labeled for quick ID. User can turn on or off if they choose.
You can launch a short look back (2-5 day) and use the deviation bands in the same manner as you would the intraday vwap deviation bands and take any of our 4 trade types in the same manner as intraday vwap.
ALSO, you can set it for 2days back and have a previous day vwap BLVD and see the controlling liquidity from the previous days range, or where the "most" participants average price is. You will get vwaps Launching from the most relevant, highest volume bars within the last 48 hours, or do 7 days back for a weekly BLVD, this will show who and where is in control on the weeks range. These two lookbacks are often the most useful for intraday scalping while also targeting the longer range overhead volume on the higher time frame " Daily BLVD ".
This is a User intensive study as far as settings go, I encourage everyone to change settings calendar wise on all time frames to find what suits your style of trading and time frame the best, and to play with the remaining add on's to see what you like, or find value in, or what you dislike, and would want to keep off.
It also includes "Map zones", these are zones associated with the launch candles average price and range. I have witnessed the high and low of these ranges be respected over and over again intraday, User can turn the background cloud off in settings if they prefer or dim the color in settings.
ALL settings and plots can be turned down, adjusted, or turned off If the visual is to impactful for you, take the time to Turn off or change any of the additional features that are included. You can minimize the study all the way down to just one line with the Highest volume vwap BLVD if you prefer or you can have all of it on for a fully immersive experience.
User also has a table on chart that can be hidden that lists the vwaps price, and Candle launch volume. This volume metric comes in handy when approaching a vwap value for the FIRST TIME. after that the supply or demand is or has diminished, but its still good to know how much it launched with so you can compare current candle volume.
Enjoy-
JMF
Color coding=
Gold = highest volume vwap continuous and static.
Red = 2nd highest volume vwaps.
Purple = 3rd highest volume vwaps.
*** ALL USERS ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILTIY WHILE USING THIS TOOL. THIS IS NOT, NOR SHOULD NOT BE MISCONSTRUED AS FINANCIAL ADVICE. USER ASSUMES ALL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THIS TOOL WHILE TRADING,AND FOR ANY AND ALL LOSS THAT MAY OCCUR WHILE USING SAID TOOL. TRADING IS RISKY AND USER COULD STAND TO LOSE ALL CAPITAL INVESTED.
Credit to @RumpyPumpyDumpy for the help on the original logic for Vwap BLVD. Without him this wouldn't have been possible on tradingview.