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MVWAP= Moving average of VWAP
How to apply?
1. Apply VWAP
2.Go to studies,choose Moving average
3. In field, choose VWAP.
4. In type, choose exponenial.

PVWAP: Previous day VWAP.
Just draw a horizontal line at the closing of yesterday VWAP to have PVWAP.

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HDFC Bank

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