Rolling VWAP Mean Reversion Strategy with Standard Deviation Bands

Summary

The document introduces a TradingView strategy labeled as a rolling VWAP mean-reversion system. Its visible settings establish a fixed rolling window of five days by default, use the average of high, low, and close as the input price, and allow the window to be set automatically from the chart timeframe instead. It also provides controls for a backtest date range and for enabling long and short trading. The script setup permits up to three entries through pyramiding and specifies fixed order size and commission settings.

The excerpt explains that the rolling VWAP can be surrounded by standard deviation bands, with a multiplier controlling their distance and a zero value hiding them. These elements suggest a framework for measuring price displacement from a volume-weighted reference, but the supplied text cuts off before the entry and exit rules are shown. It therefore does not establish how deviations trigger trades, how positions are closed, or what evidence supports the strategy. No backtest results or explicit risk analysis are included, so its trading behavior and performance cannot be assessed from this excerpt.

Key ideas

• The script is presented as a rolling VWAP mean-reversion strategy, but the excerpt omits its signal rules.
• The default fixed VWAP window spans five days and uses the high-low-close average as its source.
• Standard deviation bands can be adjusted with a multiplier or hidden by setting it to zero.
• The strategy provides date-range and long/short enablement controls, and allows up to three entries through pyramiding.
• No entry logic, exit logic, performance results, or risk analysis are visible in the excerpt.

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