{ "item_title" : "VWAP for Beginners", "item_author" : [" Dean Cross "], "item_description" : "27 full-color charts built from real one-minute market data, so every idea in this book is shown on an actual trading day you can check for yourself.Every trading platform draws VWAP automatically. Most traders glance at it without knowing what it measures, what it does well, or when it misleads. VWAP for Beginners answers all three, in plain English, with real charts and honest numbers.Dean Cross builds the Volume Weighted Average Price one step at a time, in the warm, mentor-over-coffee style of The Technical Indicator Series. Then he does what most VWAP books never do: he tests the popular claims about the line on five years of SPY data - 1,224 full sessions - and tells you plainly what held and what didn't.What's inside27 full-color charts of SPY, IBM, and a thinly traded stock, each one a real dated session, 2022 to 2026 - not drawings, not hypothetical examplesWhat VWAP really measures - the average price the market paid today, weighted by volume - and why trading desks are graded against itFour quick reads of any chart - which side of the line price is on, the line's slope, how far price has stretched, and how price behaves at the line - plus one question: is the day trending or flat?The standard-deviation bands explained step by step, with five-year numbers on how often price really stays inside themSix ways to trade around the line - the bounce, the rejection, the reclaim, the loss of VWAP, the breakout, and the fade - each with a written entry, stop, and target, and four of them shown on a real day they worked and a real day they failedAnchored VWAP for swing and position trading, on real daily chartsA full chapter on when VWAP fails: thin stocks, strong trend days, news shocks, choppy sessions, crowded stop levels, and the wrong VWAP for the jobA complete written trading plan with position sizing, a daily loss limit, and a trading journalA formula and quick-reference section and a glossary to keep beside your screenWhat the data saysVWAP is not a wall. In the five-year test, the first touch of the line held only about half the time - no better than a line drawn nearby. But three things stood the test. VWAP is a fair-price benchmark: buying only when price sat below it beat the day's closing VWAP on 97% of days. It is a bias filter: when price was above a rising VWAP at 10:30 a.m., the day closed above that price 58.8% of the time, against 53.7% for all days. And it is a risk line: exiting when price closed back across VWAP cut the worst loss from -5.0% to -0.83%. That is the honest promise of this book - not a magic line, but a clear one.Who it's forNew and developing traders who see VWAP on every chart and want to understand it and trade around it with discipline. No prior knowledge of indicators or formulas is needed.The paperback is a 69 inch book printed in full color, and the Kindle edition shows the same charts in full color on color screens and in the Kindle app.Part of The Technical Indicator Series by Dean Cross. Pairs naturally with Volume Profile and Anchored VWAP.Educational only. Not financial advice.", "item_img_path" : "https://covers2.booksamillion.com/covers/bam/9/79/818/088/9798180881465_b.jpg", "price_data" : { "retail_price" : "16.99", "online_price" : "16.99", "our_price" : "16.99", "club_price" : "16.99", "savings_pct" : "0", "savings_amt" : "0.00", "club_savings_pct" : "0", "club_savings_amt" : "0.00", "discount_pct" : "10", "store_price" : "" } }

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