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Section 3 · Chart Reading

VWAP

The benchmark every institution uses — and every trader should know.

VWAP is where the average dollar traded today.

Resets every morning at 9:30 AM. Institutions are often legally required to benchmark vs VWAP. Above VWAP = bullish bias. VWAP reclaim after a dip = one of the cleanest re-entry signals.

3 things to know

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VWAP resets at 9:30 AM every session — it is a fresh indicator every day.

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Institutions are often mandated to execute near VWAP — it is a legal benchmark.

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A stock reclaiming VWAP after a dip is one of the cleanest momentum re-entry signals.

Key vocabulary — tap each card

Practice

VWAP intraday chart

9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 VWAP reclaim price VWAP below VWAP above VWAP

Orange circle = VWAP reclaim — a high-probability long entry.

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Did you know?

When a momentum stock pulls back to VWAP and bounces — especially in the first 30 minutes — that is the "VWAP hold" setup. The institutional bid at VWAP creates a natural floor. Many of the cleanest momentum entries happen exactly here.