A Detailed Look Into Springboards, Volume-Price Analysis – Wyckoff Analytics

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In March 2018, Wyckoff Method trader-educators Gary Fullett and Roman Bogomazov conducted three webinars on high-precision execution of Wyckoff trading strategies.

In our May 2019 Special, Gary and Roman continued their interactive instruction, taking a much deeper dive into some of the principles and applications presented previously, focusing on high-probability Wyckoffian structural points of entry and subtle nuances within Wyckoff’s Law of Effort vs Result (aka Volume-Price Analysis). This course is intended to help Wyckoff traders capitalize on the opportunities created by the market operations of institutions.

All of the elements covered are illustrated with case studies of commodities and U.S. stocks. Each webinar contains material that you should be able apply to your own trading immediately.

The Law of Effort vs Result.Thoroughly understanding how to “read” the underlying Efforts vs Results can dramatically enhance your profitability as a Wyckoff trader: This law provides the most important tool for gauging institutional traders’ near- and longer-term intentions, and for planning or adjusting your trading tactics accordingly. This theme will recur repeated in these three sessions, with a goal of accelerating your learning how to apply Volume-Price Analysis bar-by-bar in any time frame.

The springboard. The appearance of a “springboard” at the right edge of a chart signals that a stock, commodity or other instrument is (finally) poised to move out of a trading range. Gary and Roman will present common and a few less common variations of springboards (for both long and short trades) in different market conditions, providing guidance on analysis and trading tactics .

Last points of support (LPS) and supply (LPSY). These structural features of the Wyckoff chart landscape, in combination with a change of behavior, herald the emergence or resumption of a trend. Gary and Roman will show how analysis of potential LPSs and LPSYs using the Law of Effort vs Results can yield surprisingly valuable information for timing your entries.