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Thanks guys! I am aware of that I could write own scans, problem is that I don't know how to really program this, how to define the range so that the software "understands" it. :( So I hope I could find something that lets me avoid "reinvent the wheel".

I see a "selling climax", then price ranging then a wide spread through resistance on high volume. Am I right? Please say I'm right!

This is easy money. Develope a trading system. Do not backtest it. Write some software that sends inverse orders (your long orders are sent as short and vice versa). Then start trading. Don't ever follow up on your trades or equity, this way you won't learn from your mistakes/success...

Nobody that scans thousands of stocks to find a list of only stocks in trading ranges? :confused:

Thanks for clearing that out bluedemon77!

Hi! I'm wondering about how you guys that trade breakouts from trading ranges find your potential trades. Do you use software to scan for stocks that are in ranges and then follow the stocks on this "watch list"? What software do you use in order to find what stocks to trade? I would like...

Could anyone who has downloaded these movies comment on what they are, since NKhoi does not seem to bother although I 've asked twic, and he was so eager about getting comments on the material.. Presentations? Live trading? What? Thanks!

Please, Nkhoi, could you describe what's in the files, I'm on a slow connection and the files were rather large. Thanks!

Could you please give a little background info on this, what is this? Thanks!

Thanks! I must say that I often hear people saying "that's all you'll ever need" about this and that... :)

Any other websites that provide reading material on Wyckoff? Would also be interested in some kind examples of bar-by-bar analysis. Thanks!

Mokwit, Thanks for your post, what you write makes good sense. Redduke, anything written by R. Wyckoff himself is probably worthwhile.

Thanks Mokwit, that makes sense. However isn't there a possibilty that for the S&P stocks there are more of *them*. That a number of "pros" work together, reading the charts and seing each others signals, or seing that some one else is doing the same thing at the same time and with combined...

Oh I am a newbie, I have read through Wyckoffs original course (from the thirties) ONCE. And read some other material. I have studied Wyckoff only a mere month or so. Obviously this is the major reason for not finding this very easy. Of course I need to study more, and I will. There are many...

Thanks, whoispaul, yes I see that acc/distr is not always occurring in every market. I am only wondering if there are markets where wyckoff phases can be seen easily, with classical patterns of acc/distr, when they do happen. I have been looking at SP500 stocks and I find that when I...

Hi, Anyone here studying Wyckoff? I would like to discuss if you have found or think that there are markets that are easier to trade Wyckoffian style than others. What I mean is if you find some markets with very clear accumulation/markup/distribution/markdown cycles? I suspect there are...

Are you a successful trader or authoritarian in this field? Can you mentor the kid and point him in the right direction? Would he be interested in such an arrangement or "does he know best himself"? If you are able to you should offer this service, as a friend. If they don't want your help...