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• Archive: https://archive.is/wip/mhh4g 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 MethodWhen you complete the Basic Course, you will be well prepared for the next steps on the path to mastery of the Wyckoff Method.Each of the videos has accompanying slides, which can be printed out to allow you to take notes on as you watch the presentations.
• You will have one full year from the date of purchase to view and review the videos!CURRICULUMTypes of Charts: Vertical (aka Bar), Candlestick, Point & Figure (P&F), CandlevolumeDescriptions and visual explanations of each type, including appropriate usage contexts and benefitsVertical bar (+ volume bars) – Tape ReadingPoint-and-Figure – companion to vertical charts, horizontal counts, less price volatility (not time), tape reading, volumeCandlestick – Basic structure + visualizationsCandlevolume charts – Combining candlestick + volumeTime Frames: intraday, daily, weekly, monthlyTraditional timeframes and how they are best used.
• Campaigns (weekly + monthly), swing (daily), intraday (intraday + daily)Combining multiple timeframesPrice and volume patterns are fractal on different time framesThe Market as a Discounting Mechanism and a visual representation of campaigns actions conducted by the Composite Operator (CO)Technical Analysis reveals the Discounting Mechanism.