A bar summarises a run of consecutive trades by its open, high, low and close prices, its volume, its traded value and its number of trades. A time bar covers a fixed interval of wall-clock time; a tick bar a fixed number of trades; a volume bar closes on the trade at which its cumulative volume reaches a threshold, and a dollar bar on the trade at which its cumulative traded value does. The volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of a set of trades is .
Quantitative Finance · Glossary
What is Bar, time bar, tick bar, volume bar, dollar bar, VWAP?
Also known as: bar · time bar · tick bar · volume bar · dollar bar · volume-weighted average price