2 hours chart future swing indicator by bigbeluga, what is best replacement of VWAP on 2 hour chart besides EMA9 and EMA21

 The best replacement for a standard intraday VWAP on a 2-hour (2H) macro-intraday or swing chart is Anchored VWAP (AVWAP), specifically when it is anchored to key structural pivot points. Because standard VWAP resets daily, it behaves chaotically and fragments heavily across multi-hour charts like the 2H, losing its mathematical validity for institutional average pricing. [1, 2, 3]

To complement BigBeluga's Future Swing indicator—which relies entirely on mapping historical swing legs, percentage moves, and statistical projections—you need institutional indicators that track volume or mathematical equilibrium across macro swings without resetting at a random clock time. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

1. Anchored VWAP (AVWAP) — The Direct Substitute

The Concept: Instead of resetting at the start of a calendar day, AVWAP anchors its volume-weighted calculation to a major market event or structure point. [1]
How to use on 2H: Anchor it directly to the last prominent swing high or swing low.
BigBeluga Alternative: You can use the free Swing Anchored Vwap by BigBeluga script, which automates this process by dynamically re-anchoring VWAPs to confirmed structural pivot points as they appear. [1, 2]

2. Volume Profile Peak (Point of Control) — The Swing Substitute

The Concept: Since VWAP's core purpose is identifying where the "fair value" of asset volume sits, a fixed-range or swing-based volume profile achieves the exact same goal on macro timeframes. [1, 2]
How to use on 2H: Look for the Point of Control (POC), which is the exact price level where the highest amount of volume was traded during that swing. [1]
BigBeluga Alternative: The Swing Profile by BigBeluga automatically draws independent volume profiles between confirmed 2H swing legs, highlighting the POC as a strong support/resistance baseline. [1, 2]

3. Mathematical & Volatility Moving Averages (Beyond EMA 9 & 21)

If you want a pure moving baseline that filters noise smoothly on a 2H chart without daily fragmentation, completely avoid standard EMAs and use these instead:

Hull Moving Average (HMA): Eliminates lag almost completely while maintaining extreme smoothness. BigBeluga uses it directly in tools like HMA Swing Levels to define trend bias. [1, 2, 3]
Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA): Functions like a continuous, smoothed VWAP. It loops volume data directly into a moving average length (e.g., a 20-period VWMA) to reflect volume-backed trend weight on the 2H chart. [1, 2]
Anchored VWAP Bands / Volatility Channels: Indicators like Voltix Bands or ATR-smoothed trend bands provide the dynamic mathematical expansion zones that complement Future Swing targets. [1, 2]

Quick Comparison Matrix for the 2-Hour Chart

Indicator	Volume-Weighted?	Resets / Fragmented?	Best Confluence with Future Swing
Standard VWAP	Yes	Yes (Every Day)	❌ Poor (Do not use on 2H)
Anchored VWAP	Yes	No (User/Pivot Defined)	Excellent for pullback entries
Swing Volume POC	Yes	No (Per Swing Leg)	Identifies strong target zones
20-Period VWMA	Yes	No (Smooth Rolling)	Tracks volume trend momentum
Hull Moving Average	No	No (Smooth Rolling)	Confirms structural direction

If you'd like to refine your setup further, let me know:

What asset class are you trading on the 2H chart? (Crypto, Forex, or Stocks?)
Are you using the Future Swing indicator primarily to catch reversals at the projected targets, or to ride breakout continuations? [1, 2]