[Full Course] Tape Reading with the Wyckoff Method
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What’s covered?
- Basic and Intermediate concepts
- A detailed explanation on how to do bar-by-bar analysis
- The central role of Wyckoff’s Laws of Supply and Demand and Effort-vs-Result in tape reading practice
- How to use tape reading to assess the strength and weakness of swings within trading ranges and trends
- Applying tape reading within the context of Wyckoff price structural elements
- Tape reading based on Point-and-Figure (PnF) and volume
- Using horizontal volume and price for tape reading purposes
- Tape Reading without time frame constraints
- How to assess Wyckoffian strength and weakness using tape reading techniques
- Tape reading at the right edge of the trading range
- Intermediate to advanced tape reading concepts
- Original R.D. Wyckoff tape reading techniques that include PnF charts with volume
- Explanation and demonstration of modern PnF and volume tape reading
- The history and logic behind the Weis Wave indicator
- Weis Cumulative Wave
- Swing-by-swing tape reading
- Bar-by-bar analysis will feature a series of exercises in which Roman will be a student, reading David’s charts while David gives live feedback
- Additional intermediate to advanced tape reading techniques
- Many examples of tape reading in intraday and swing trading
- How to tape read S&P500 e-mini futures charts and to analyze current price action using principles presented throughout these classes
- Tape reading using multiple time frames
- As in Series #2, Roman will be a tape-reading student analyzing William’s charts in real-time
What is forex trading?
Forex, or foreign exchange, can be explained as a network of buyers and sellers, who transfer currency between each other at an agreed price. It is the means by which individuals, companies and central banks convert one currency into another – if you have ever travelled abroad, then it is likely you have made a forex transaction.
While a lot of foreign exchange is done for practical purposes, the vast majority of currency conversion is undertaken with the aim of earning a profit. The amount of currency converted every day can make price movements of some currencies extremely volatile. It is this volatility that can make forex so attractive to traders: bringing about a greater chance of high profits, while also increasing the risk.
[Full Course] Tape Reading with the Wyckoff Method
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