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The Wyckoff Methodology in Depth
An ambitious project that will become the reference content for all students of the Wyckoff methodology.
The Wyckoff methodology is a technical analysis approach to operating in financial markets based on the study of the relationship between supply and demand forces.
The approach is simple: When large traders want to buy or sell, they carry out movements that leave their footprints within the price and volume charts. The methodology is based on identifying the intervention of the professional in order to position ourselves with them and accompany them in the movement they expect.
Countless hours of study on everything written about the Wyckoff methodology result in the creation of this book.
The aim is to gather all the material studied and create a text with a clear and close language with which to master all the elements of the methodology.
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Table of contents
Chapter 1 – Waves
Chapter 2 – The price cycle
Chapter 3 – Trends
- Types of trends
Chapter 4 – Trends assessment
- Strength/weakness analysis
- Speed
- Projection
- Depth
- Lines
- Horizontal lines
- Trend lines
- Channels
- Inverted lines
- Converging lines
Chapter 5 – Trading Ranges
Chapter 6 – Wyckoff Methodology Structures
- Basic scheme of accumulation #1
- Basic scheme of accumulacion #2
- Basic scheme of distribution #1
- Basic scheme of distribution #2
Chapter 7 – The law of supply and demand
- Theory
- Price shift
- Initiative
- Lack of interest
Chapter 8 – The Law of Cause and Effect
- Elements to bear in mind
- Point and Figure Charts
- Technical analysis for projection of objectives
Chapter 9 – The Law of Effort and Result
- The importance of volume
- Harmony and divergence
- In the development of a candle
- On the next scroll
- In the development of the movements
- By Waves
- By reaching key levels
- Effort/Result in Trends
- Lack of interest
Chapter 10 – Accumulation
- Stock control
- The law of cause and effect
- Handling maneuvers
- Counterparty, liquidity
- The path of least resistance
- Common characteristics of the accumulation trading ranges
- Beginning of the bullish movement
Chapter 11 – Reaccumulation
- Stock Absorption
- Duration of the structure
- Reaccumulation or Distribution
Chapter 12 – Distribution
- The law of cause and effect
- Handling maneuvers
- Counterparty, liquidity
- The path of least resistance
- Common characteristics of the distribution trading ranges
- Beginning of the Bearish Movement
Chapter 13 – Redistribution
- Redistribution or accumulation
- Stock control
- Duration of the structure
Chapter 14 – Event #1: Stop
- Preliminary Support
- The Psychology Behind Preliminary Support
- Potential Preliminary Support
- Uses of Preliminary Support
- Preliminary Supply
- The Psychology Behind Preliminary Supply
- Potential Preliminary Supply
- Uses of Preliminary Supply
Chapter 15 – Event #2: Climax
- Selling Climax
- Keys to Selling Climax
- How it appears on the graph
- The psychology behind the Selling Climax
- The Selling Climax of exhaustion
- Uses of Selling Climax
Chapter 16 – Event #3: Reaction
- Automatic Rally
- The change of character (ChoCh)
- Why the Automatic Rally takes place
- Uses of the Automatic Rally
- The implications of its development
- The anatomy of the Automatic Rally
Chapter 17 – Event #4: Test
- Secondary Test
- Functions of the Secondary Test
- Secondary Test Features
- The Secondary Tests of Phase B
- Secondary Test on the upper end
- Secondary Test on the lower end
- The generic test
- Where to look for tests
- Test after shock
- Test after breakout
- Trend test
- How the Test appears on the chart
- The difference between the Secondary Test and the Generic Test
Chapter 18 – Event #5: Shaking
- Spring/Shakeout
- Spring Functions
- Addition game 0
- Behavior
- Types of Spring
- The Ordinary Shakeout
- The Spring test
how markets move
The market moves by waves that are forming trends and cycles
the processes of accumulation and distribution
Development of structures that identify the action of the great professionals
the three fundamental laws
The only discretionary method that has an underlying logic behind it
Wyckoff methodology events
The key market actions that will allow us to make judgmental analyses
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