The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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The POC (Point Of Control) and VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) are two technical indicators used by traders. Many traders use the terms interchangeably, but is it correct to do so? No, it is not correct to equate the two indicators. Both represent where the most trading occurred. The VWAP relates to volume. It is […]
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