Wyckoff Simplified
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Full refund within 30 Days.
Are you looking for a change? Do you crave financial freedom, a successful career in trading, or just want to manage your own finances?
What most professionals won’t tell you is that the stock market is actually governed by a set of rules. In 1930 Richarde Wyckoff coined ‘The Wyckoff Method’ – a technical analysis that helps traders make informed decisions by studying supply and demand patterns. Today, Wyckoff is still the most respected and useful analytical method.Learn the basics of Wyckoff principles from educator and mentor Gary Fullett. A lifelong Wykcoff practitioner, Fullett brings his expertise to this content packed course. This ten-module course is suitable for all experience levels and full of actionable knowledge that will help you gain the confidence to start trading.
By the end of this course, you should be familiar with:
- Trading range.
- Distribution, selling tails, accumulation, buying tails.
- Lps(last point of support) and Lpsy(last point of supply).
- Where to buy, where to sell and where NOT to enter traders.
- Springboard and reverse springboards.
- Effort vs result, a very important principle of Wyckoff and how to use it to exit a trade or put a trade on.
- Where to spot a trend change or a change of behavior.
- Risk management.
- Reverse trend lines. How to draw them and their significance.
- Wyckoff from the eyes of a floor trader.
What our students say
“I have worked with Gary Fullett for many years learning the Wyckoff principles. He has helped me with my trading extensively. I now trade the market better and have increased my confidence to at least 80%. I can’t thank him enough for all that he has done, and I shall continue to work with Gary hopefully for many years. I recommend him highly if you want to trade the markets successfully. /Respectfully Ory Canal”
"Thank you, Gary! That’s the success after 3 private Webinars and some of your Wyckoff Webinars. Hard to believe that someone can explain so many things in such a short time as you do. Risk warning: There is a substantial risk of loss in trading commodity futures and options. Past performance is not indicative of future results."