hard · Volume Profile Analysis
A trader is compute the VWAP for a list of three trades: Trade A (1.0850 for 100 lots), Trade B (1.0860 for 300 lots), and Trade C (1.0855 for 200 lots).
What is the VWAP, and how does it compare to the simple arithmetic mean of the prices?
- VWAP is 1.0860; it is equal to the Point of Control (POC).
- VWAP is 1.08533; it is lower than the arithmetic mean because the first trade was at the lowest price.
- VWAP is 1.0855; it is identical to the arithmetic mean because the trades were symmetrical.
- VWAP is 1.08567; it is higher than the arithmetic mean (1.0855) because volume was heaviest at the highest price.
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