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In this video, I break down how I use Anchored VWAP to validate bullish and bearish trends AND find high-probability day trade entries within those trends. Instead of simply looking at whether price is going up or down, Anchored VWAP allows us to track the volume-weighted average price of participants involved in a specific move. That gives us a powerful framework for answering two important questions: Is this trend actually valid? And if it is... Where is the best place to enter it? In this video, we cover: • How Anchored VWAP works • Where I anchor VWAP and why • How to validate bullish trends • How to validate bearish trends • How Anchored VWAP can expose weakening or failed trends • How to identify value during a pullback • How I use VWAP retests to find potential entries • How buying and selling pressure develops around volume-weighted prices • How to avoid chasing an already extended move • How Anchored VWAP can be combined with market structure and Volume Profile The goal isn't to chase price after a trend becomes obvious. The goal is to identify a valid trend, allow price to return toward value, and look for an opportunity where the risk can be significantly smaller than the potential move. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:48 What AVWAPs are Important? 3:34 Are We Above or Below AVWAP? 8:24 Consider Market Structure 12:27 SPY Example 2 15:21 MSFT Example 18:11 TSLA Example and VP 💬 FREE DISCORD COMMUNITY Join our FREE Discord where we share: • Daily levels • Trade ideas • Educational content • Trade reviews • A community of traders focused on improving together The Discord link can be found in my bio. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Trading stocks, options, futures, forex, and other financial instruments involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research and manage risk appropriately.