#2 Analyzing and Trading Markets Using the Wyckoff Trading Method
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Description: This presentation is the second in a three-part series on the Wyckoff Method presented by Bruce Fraser and Roman Bogomazov, two nationally recognized experts who have taught the Wyckoff Method of trading and investing at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. In Part 1 (January 27, 2016), they described several powerful market techniques originally developed by legendary analyst and trader Richard D. Wyckoff. In Part 2, Bruce and Roman will present a detailed case study illustrating how to analyze charts bar-by-bar as they unfold over time, using fundamental tools of the Wyckoff technician. They will focus specifically on: (i) Structural Price Analysis and Supply and Demand Analysis (also known as Volume Price Analysis), (ii) how combining these two analytical approaches can unveil excellent, high-probability trading opportunities, and (iii) trading tactics to consider when these opportunities (both entries and exits) arise.
This in-depth case study will demonstrate how Structural Price Analysis used in conjunction with Supply and Demand Analysis can help traders effectively anticipate a stock’s future price direction, both short- and longer-term. Traders of all levels of skill and experience will enjoy and benefit from this presentation.
Bruce and Roman both have many years’ experience trading and teaching the Wyckoff Method. Bruce also writes a popular weekly blog on the Wyckoff Method at stockcharts.com and Roman is a Principal and instructor at wyckoffanalytics.com.
This video is the property of the International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA) and was recorded on 4/4/2016 as part of its ongoing webinar series. Please visit www.ifta.org for more information about the organization and future webinars.
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Roman Bogomazov and Bruce Fraser (“Presenters”) are not registered investment advisors or broker-dealers and do not purport to recommend or suggest which securities individuals should buy or sell. It should not be assumed that investments in securities, options, futures, ETFs, companies, sectors or any other markets identified and described were, are or will be profitable. You understand and acknowledge that there is an extremely high degree of financial risk and loss involved in trading securities of any kind. Presenters assume no responsibility or liability for your trading and investment results.
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Thank you so much for this online course. I've been learning a lot and the infos helped a ton! Gonna keep watching.
Thank you for quality knowledge.
Incredible. Thank you.
The stock is DDD (3D Systems)
But until the upthrust action happens we don't know the stride of movement of stock then how can we say that at 11 th minute of video that it's a sign of climax
Nice one
very informative video ..thank you..sir i had a doubt ..when you have a narrow spread red candle with high volume ..is it possible if you were to break up the daily candle on a smaller time frame like a 1 minute or 5 minute to spot buying there..?
Can you explain "effort" and also how you see "spread" on a chart (using TradingView if that helps)?
I would love your comments on something like WDR that fits the model buts confuses me in that it seems like the Phase D has/will fail here. How do you handle that? thanks!
@WyckoffAnalytics
7 жыл бұрын
Jim, thank you for your question and sorry for the late return to you. You've posted the same question on couple of our videos, so, I'll leave you my answer here. Couple of scenarios for a failure in Phase D after characteristics of the SOS rally. If we are still considering Accumulation or Re-Accumulation, failure of SOS rally would indicate an Upthrust Action in Phase B and a potential retest of the support in a potential Phase C action, especially if the Upthrust contains increasing volume signature on the local stopping action and/or reversal. Depending on the character and the severity of the drop off the Upthrust, you will judge whether it was a Phase C type of action or a SOW. There is a short-term swing trade that is available in this scenario for both sides. The second example of Failure in Phase D could be related to a leadership stock being in a true SOS rally and failing to a new lower high (higher than Phase C lows) in a shakeout type of action(still in Phase D) because of the market momentum downward movement. A good example of this is AAPL in 2000-2001 relative to the trading range of 1987-2003. This type of quick, aggressive, scary for weak hands move down will be on the contrary be associated with sudden increase in volume and contraction of the result at the lows of the shakeout (think Brexit low spread contraction as an example for contracting Result on big Effort). Every other scenario most likely be associated with distribution. Jim, I hope this helps.
How can I get this RS indicator on Tradingview?
@WyckoffAnalytics
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You can search on TV. There are quite many.
@authhanke5618
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@@WyckoffAnalytics Thanks. Is it just the RSI indicator with 2 different MA's?
You also say here kzread.info/dash/bejne/mIajr9uKfZqTdbw.html that the range is narrowing. Please elaborate.