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Technical Nonlinear Support and Resistance with Modified VWAP Methodologies

MIDAS is an acronym for Market Interpretation Data Analysis System

The focus of this website is the technical application of modified VWAP (volume weighted average price) techniques to the financial markets known as the MIDAS approach.

The modified VWAP techniques in the MIDAS approach are varied. They refer not only to the range of adaptations made to the basic VWAP formula from which the MIDAS system evolved but also to the generation of new forms of indicator.

Some of these modified indicators apply to new chart timeframes such as the intraday while others apply to new markets such as the cash foreign exchange market. Other modifications apply to distinct forms of chart environment.

It is recommended that visitors new to the MIDAS approach read the introductory essay which has been updated from the previous website. Interested readers should start on the MIDAS orientation tab or here.

A new essay – Essay Two in the navigation panel – is an addendum to the introduction to the book and provides a clear overview of how the MIDAS system has been evolved in the book and related articles. It is recommended reading even to those with more knowledge of the MIDAS approach. Interested readers should also start on the MIDAS orientation tab or here.

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MIDAS Technical Analysis

A VWAP Approach to Trading & Investing in Today’s Markets

The modified VWAP methodologies discussed in this website and utilised in the market commentary blog are extensively covered in the book in individually written chapters as well as in specialist publications.

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Market Adaptability

Modifications for intraday analysis and secular degree timeframes, modifications for varieties of market and varying market conditions, modifications for pronounced or rapidly changing volume trends, and modifications for new alternative volume options, including FX tick data and futures open interest.