Wyckoff Analytics – Basic Charting Course

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Wyckoff Analytics – Basic Charting Course
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What will be covered?
This course presents a wealth of foundational chart-reading knowledge, encompassing both Technical Analysis (TA) and the Wyckoff Method. You will learn elemental to intermediate charting principles, including our personal interpretations of conventional (TA) concepts within a Wyckoff Method context. The Basic Course focuses on the essential analytical techniques that will allow you to make a seamless transition from TA to the Wyckoff Method!
How will you benefit from these materials?
This course will provide you with a clear understanding of:

• Fundamental concepts in Technical Analysis (TA)
• Core analytical principles of the Wyckoff Method
• Our perspectives of the key differences and areas of complementarity between conventional TA and the Wyckoff Method
  When you complete the Basic Course, you will be well prepared for the next steps on the path to mastery of the Wyckoff Method.

CURRICULUM

1. Types of Charts: Vertical (aka Bar), Candlestick, Point & Figure (P&F), Candlevolume
   Descriptions and visual explanations of each type, including appropriate usage contexts and benefits
   Vertical bar (+ volume bars) – Tape Reading
   Point-and-Figure – companion to vertical charts, horizontal counts, less price volatility (not time), tape reading, volume
   Candlestick – Basic structure + visualizations
   Candlevolume charts – Combining candlestick + volume
2. Time Frames: intraday, daily, weekly, monthly
   Traditional timeframes and how they are best used. Campaigns (weekly + monthly), swing (daily), intraday (intraday + daily)
   Combining multiple timeframes
   Price and volume patterns are fractal on different time frames
3. The Market as a Discounting Mechanism and a visual representation of campaigns actions conducted by the Composite Operator (CO)
   Technical Analysis reveals the Discounting Mechanism. Definition. Long-term trend initiation, with catalyst(s) appearing later on.
   The Composite Operator as a heuristic for institutional participation
4. Cyclicality vs the Price Cycle
   Technical Analysis Cyclicality. 3-5 year business cycle
   Business cycle corresponds with the market cycle
   Wyckoff Price Cycle: Accumulation, Mark-up, Distribution, Mark-down
5. Trends and trading ranges within Price Cycle
   Price Cycle sequence: Accumulation, Mark-up, Re-accumulation, Mark-up, Distribution, Mark-down, Re-distribution
   Cyclicality of Price inside the channel
   Different time frames’ cyclicality and the Price Cycle
6. Trading Range: Support/Resistance, Breakouts, Failed Breakouts, Upthrusts (UT) and Springs/Shakeouts(SO) or Signs of Strength (SOS)/Signs of Weakness(SOW)
   Technical Analysis: Trading ranges explained
   Technical Analysis: Support and resistance defined
   Technical Analysis: Breakouts and failed breakouts
   Wyckoff: Support and resistance defined
   Wyckoff: UT and Spring/SO as failed breakouts + SOS/SOW as successful breakouts
7. Trends: Definition – Higher Highs(HH)/Higher Lows (HL). Logarithmic vs arithmetic scales. Moving averages (MA), Linear Regression Line (LRL)
   Technical Analysis: Trend Definition. HH/HL for uptrends and the reverse for downtrends
   Comparison of logarithmic vs arithmetic scaling
   Technical Analysis: Trend defined by TA tools (MA, Linear Regression Line)
   Wyckoff: Also HH/HL
8. Trends: Conventional and Reverse Trendlines. Break of trendlines/Change of Character (ChoCh)
   Throw-overs and Oversold/Overbought conditions
   Break of Trendline signal. TA vs Wyckoff CHoCH
   Visuals: Multiple examples
9. Price formations: Technical Analysis Patterns
   Reversal vs continuation patterns
   Trading ranges, including triangles, flags and pennants, wedges
   Triangles of different kinds compared with Wyckoff’s Hinge or Apex
   Head & Shoulders, inverse patterns, double tops and bottoms,
   Parabolic, V-formations or spikes
   Rounding top/bottom formations
10. Wyckoff Price Formations: Accumulation
    Accumulation Events: Selling climaxes, secondary tests, springs, and others
    Accumulation Phases. Predictable sequences of Accumulation events
11. Wyckoff Price Formations: Distribution
    Distribution Events. Buying climaxes, secondary tests, UTs, and others
    Distribution Phases. Predictable sequences of Distribution events
12. Basic Technical Analysis definitions
    Volume leads price.
    Volume confirmation of price, with examples. Volume as evidence of Demand or Supply (or both).
    Volume divergence from price (non-confirmation), with examples.
13. Wyckoff Laws: Supply and Demand
    Wyckoff’s Law of Supply and Demand drives the Price Cycle. Example: Exhaustion of Supply in a trading range leads to an uptrend.
    Case study: Price Cycle resulting from changes in Supply and Demand
14. Wyckoff Laws: Effort vs. Result
    Effort vs. Results law. Definition.
    Result in line with Effort
    Non-confirmation. Result not in line with Effort.
15. Wyckoff Comparative analysis
    Original Wyckoff Course comparative visuals
    Basic construction and interpretation
    Significant highs and lows + slope
    Issues with comparative analysis
16. Relative Strength (RS) analysis
    Definition and basic construction
    Basic interpretation
    Heat Map ranking based on changes in RS
17. Technical Analysis Indicators useful to Wyckoff Traders. Rate of Change (ROC), Relative Strength Index, Stochastics, and On Balance Volume (OBV)
    Volume: OBV
    Momentum: ROC
18. Basic Technical Analysis P&F concepts (vertical measurements)
    One of the oldest charting methods
    P&F breakout patterns
    Vertical price objectives
19. Wyckoff P&F Basics (horizontal counts)
    Wyckoff’s Law of Cause and Effect
    Basic horizontal counting guidelines to determine price targets
    1-box (swing) vs 3-box reversal (campaign)
    Intraday P&F counts examples
20. What’s next? Complimentary Wyckoff Trading Course 1st session + Wyckoff Market Discussion