First public release of the Volume Weighted Reversal Bands with VWAP/VWMA hybrid main line, 10 percentage deviation bands in each direction, short-term custom moving average and standalone VWAP line.
Volume Weighted Reversal Bands is a free TradingView indicator combining VWMA 100, VWMA 500, VWMA 1000, and VWAP into a single hybrid line with 10 percentage deviation bands in each direction. The bands act as dynamic support, resistance, and reversal zones. Scalpers use 0.5% deviation on 1-minute charts; swing traders increase it on higher timeframes.
What It Does
A volume-weighted moving average and VWAP hybrid with percentage deviation channels creating dynamic support, resistance and reversal zones that price consistently returns to.
The main line (the fattest line on the chart) is calculated as: (VWMA 100 + VWMA 500 + VWMA 1000 + VWAP) / 4. This combines three volume-weighted moving averages at different lengths with the session VWAP, creating a reliable volume-weighted average that price regularly returns to. Expect price to gravitate back to this level. It acts as the center of gravity for the indicator.
10 levels are plotted in each direction above and below the main line, separated by the percentage deviation you set in the settings. Lower percentages give tighter bands for scalping (try 0.5% on the 1-minute chart). Higher percentages give wider bands for swing trading on higher timeframes. These bands act as dynamic support and resistance channels. Price will bounce between them as algos and institutional players hedge back and forth.
A thin short-term moving average is included with a custom calculation that takes 4 different length weighted moving averages and 4 volume-weighted moving averages and divides the total by 8. This provides a faster-reacting reference line alongside the main VWAP/VWMA hybrid. Lines turn green when price is above and red when below.
A thin white line shows the standard session VWAP on its own, separate from the hybrid calculation. This can be toggled on or off in the settings.
Interpretation Guide
These bands act as dynamic support and resistance. Scalp them back and forth as price bounces between levels. The levels work especially well on high-volume tickers (AAPL, SPY, BTC, ETH) because the volume weighting aligns with how institutional players and algos hedge their positions. When price reaches an outer band and starts to reverse, look for entries back toward the main line.
For scalping, use the 1-minute chart with 0.5% deviation for tight bands. For higher timeframes, increase the deviation percentage to widen the channels. The key is matching the deviation to your timeframe. Too tight on a higher timeframe will give too many levels, too wide on a lower timeframe won’t produce useful reversal zones.
CONFIGURATION
All visual elements and the deviation percentage are customizable.
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage Deviation | 0.5 | The percentage spacing between each band level. Lower = tighter bands (scalping). Higher = wider bands (swing trading). Try 0.5% on 1-minute charts. |
| VWAP On/Off | On | Toggle the standalone VWAP line (thin white line) on or off. |
| Short MA On/Off | On | Toggle the short-term custom moving average on or off. |
| Colors & Line Widths | Varies | Customize all line colors and widths for the main line, bands, short MA and VWAP. |
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First public release of the Volume Weighted Reversal Bands with VWAP/VWMA hybrid main line, 10 percentage deviation bands in each direction, short-term custom moving average and standalone VWAP line.
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