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VWAP From Multiple Sources With Cloud & Percentage Gap for TradingView

VWAP Multi-Source indicator showing four VWAP lines from close, open, high and low sources with a purple cloud and percentage gap table on a TradingView chart

The VWAP Multi-Source indicator plots four VWAPs from close, open, high, and low price sources, creating a cloud that acts as a dynamic support and resistance zone on TradingView. It includes trend background coloring, a real-time percentage gap table, and a toggleable label. Calculated on the daily session. Works on all markets and timeframes.

Built by Lane Dotson · Last updated · View on TradingView →
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WHAT IT DOES

Core Features

Four VWAPs from different price sources with a cloud, trend background and a real-time percentage gap, giving you a VWAP zone instead of a single line.

4-Source VWAP Lines

The indicator plots four separate VWAP lines, each calculated from a different price source: close (yellow), open (green), high (blue) and low (purple). Together, these lines create a VWAP zone that shows you the full range of volume-weighted average prices across all four standard sources. All source assignments and colors can be changed in the settings.

VWAP Cloud

A purple cloud forms between the VWAP lines, creating a visual entry zone. Price will typically bounce from this cloud area. Use the cloud as your primary reference for entries. When price pulls back into the cloud and holds, it’s a strong area for entries in the direction of the trend.

Bullish/Bearish Background

When price is above the VWAP cloud, the background paints green, the trend is bullish. When price is below the VWAP cloud, the background paints red, the trend is bearish. This gives you an instant visual read on which side of VWAP the market is trading on.

Percentage Gap Table

A table in the bottom right corner shows the current percentage gap between the current price and the VWAP using close as the source. This tells you how extended price is from the volume-weighted average. The further the gap, the more likely a mean reversion move back toward VWAP.

Label Toggle

The bullish/bearish label can be turned on or off for better viewing on mobile or a cleaner display.

INTERPRETATION GUIDE

How to Trade With the VWAP Cloud

Visual Guide

Trading the Cloud

Use the purple cloud between the VWAPs as your entry zone. When price pulls back into the cloud during a trend, it represents a volume-weighted mean area where price tends to bounce. Enter in the direction of the background color (green = long, red = short) when price touches or enters the cloud. The percentage gap table helps you gauge how extended price is. A large gap means price is stretched and more likely to return to the cloud.

CONFIGURATION

Settings Overview

All sources and colors are customizable.

Main Settings

Setting Default Description
VWAP Sources (4) Close, Open, High, Low The price source for each of the 4 VWAP lines. Can be reassigned to any source.
Labels On/Off On Toggle the bullish/bearish trend label on or off.
Colors Yellow / Green / Blue / Purple Customize all VWAP line colors, cloud color and background colors.

GOOD TO KNOW

Important Notes & Limitations

This VWAP is calculated on the daily session only. It resets at the start of each new trading day. For multi-timeframe VWAP (weekly, monthly), see the VWAP Multi-Timeframe indicator.
Requires volume data. Tickers without volume will not produce accurate VWAP calculations.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Each line is a standard VWAP calculated from a different price source: close (yellow), open (green), high (blue) and low (purple). Together they create a VWAP zone instead of a single line, showing you the full range of volume-weighted average prices.
Use the purple cloud as your primary entry zone. When price pulls back into the cloud during a trend, it's a volume-weighted mean area where price tends to bounce. Enter in the direction of the background color. Green for longs, red for shorts.
It shows how far the current price is from the close-source VWAP in percentage terms. A large gap means price is extended from the volume-weighted average and more likely to revert back toward the cloud.
This indicator uses 4 different price sources (close, open, high, low) on the daily session to create a VWAP zone. The VWAP Multi-Timeframe indicator plots VWAPs from different timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly). Use both together for source-based and timeframe-based VWAP reference.
It works on all markets including stocks, crypto, futures and forex, and can be used on all chart timeframes. The VWAP itself is calculated on the daily session and resets each trading day. Requires volume data.

CHANGELOG

Release Notes

Label Toggle

Added the ability to turn the bullish/bearish label on or off for better viewing on the mobile app or for users who prefer a cleaner display.

What Changed
Added on/off toggle for the bullish/bearish trend label

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