In the "story" of a stock's lifecycle, AVWAP acts as the definitive line in the sand between buyers and sellers from a specific catalyst.
Wait for the price to rally away from the AVWAP and then pull back. Do not buy the first touch; wait for the price to show signs of support and start moving away from the line again.
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Capture the "meat" of the move as new momentum begins. 2. The IPO & Earnings Anchor
Suppose a trader wants to buy a stock that has recently broken out above a key resistance level. The trader can anchor the VWAP to the previous day's close and use it as a support level. If the stock price remains above the Anchored VWAP, the trader can consider it a bullish signal and hold the position.