Don’t grumble about your trading this year! Use Wyckoff trading to gain a real Trading Edge!
It’s a New Year and time to make a new resolution in your trading. Imagine what you will be saying and feeling next December at the end of 2015 if you learn to read the market by its own actions, knowing the probable next moves of the market all throughout the year? What would it be like to be able to read the chart bar-by-bar, know where to enter and where profit objectives are located? What might your account statement look like at the end of the year if you took steps to enhance your trading now? It’s the New Year and an excellent time to think about the year ahead. Decide to make a difference in your trading and take your trading to a new level. Be resolute in your mind that you will seize the opportunities the New Year will present to you in whatever markets you trade. Learn to do this with confidence and anticipation of good profits by reading the price bars and volume to detect selling and buying and identifying choice locations for trade entry.
See How Price and Volume Trading Works
Here are the two trading days book-ending Christmas in crude oil. Most markets were quiet on these days, but not crude oil. With decent activity, all you need to understand is how to read supply and demand through price action, volume and structure for great trading. New Year 2015 Chart 1 Crude Oil has been an excellent market for active trading this past year. On Christmas Eve (December 24) when most markets were quiet, Crude was quite active. The inability to rally above the previous day’s high and the supply that revealed itself in the Asian and European sessions set up several excellent short trades, all based on structure, price action and volume. New Year 2015 Chart 2 The day after Christmas (December 26) was another great day in Crude Oil. Coming into the pre-US session open a high quality UpThrust set the stage for sellers to take command of the market, which they did. Again, once the trend for the day was established and confirmed, several short opportunities were offered until the market became oversold. In both days in Crude, we use structure, price action and volume to guide trading. Trades are taken near the “danger point,” meaning you know exactly when the trade isn’t working out and the stop is small. We trade with a real edge, not making trades in random areas because the market “looks like it’s going to move.” We define where we look for trades and where they best set up for reliable trading.
A Reliable Method with a Real Edge
Traders need a method for reading the markets that: Is reliable Has a proven track record Reveals opportunities that have high odds of producing profits Uncovers frequent trading opportunities Doesn’t require indicators, expensive software or rocket science to trigger signals Applies to all time frames and all freely traded markets Is easily seen and evaluated by the trader once learned. The Wyckoff Method is such a method. It has been used reliably by traders ‘in-the-know’ for over 100 years. It’s based on a straightforward logic of reading price bars, volume and market structure to assess the buying and selling that moves the market. And, it locates areas where trade entries can be made for high odds results, further confirmed by the market’s own action in that area for clear entry triggers.
What Dr. Gary Will Show You
Bar-by-bar chart reading Prime locations for trade entries Reading volume and its implications Market structure applications Key price bar considerations
I have never seen Wyckoff explained in such a simple and concise manner. It was a total package: Market understanding, how to read price charts and market structure, momentum, trade setups with simple trade setup sheets. Anyone who attends your program will have the tools and knowledge to trade profitably. This is a rarity in the trading seminar industry.
Bill Wermine, Fund Manager, Malaysia
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