easy · Volume Price Analysis vpa-core
How does the Volume at Price (VAP) histogram differ from traditional volume analysis?
- VAP measures the speed of price changes, whereas VPA measures total volume units.
- VAP is only used within the Forex market, where it can be applied to calculate approximate tick values.
- VAP is simply a lagging indicator that is derived from the moving average of prior volume bars over time.
- VAP displays volume horizontally at specific price levels, while traditional VPA is time-based.
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