Course Overview

Wyckoff in Modern Market II by Trading Psychology Edge continues part I of the series with the deep dives into buying climax techniques based on the Wyckoff principles. This course sheds light on the application of such a classic framework with the charts in different periods of time, the 1930- 1931 market and the modern market of trading. The supply and demand law shares insights into how to estimate the strength and weaknesses of the trades.

Course Outline

• Guidelines for buying climax.
• How to spot supply and weakness for timing and optimal market entries.
• How to determine a top without climactic action.
• What is the difference between the profit-taking supply and climactic action?
• The recognition of distribution.
• The death knell for a stock: Fall Through the Ice
• Guides for the upthrust.
• A corrective rally in a downtrend.
• The characteristics of a corrective rally.
• The ending of a corrective rally.
• The characteristics of a liquidating market.
• Short trades.

What Will You Learn?

• Adaptations of classic frameworks to modern trading markets.
• Optimal market entries and exits to earn maximal returns and undertake minimal losses.
• How to spot the signals of opportune trades before they take place.
• Illustrated charts and examples to clarify the techniques and strategies.

Who Is This Course For?

The course is for those who have been in intraday trading and swing trading. They should have mastered the basics of trading in these time frames beforehand.