Wyckoff Power Charting: Volume (05.18) | Bruce Fraser

[@icdalex2117]

If jumping on shak on that period, will make a lot money back then 💰, very very well explained, thank you Bruce!

[@icdalex2117]

And same with UAA! Good job Bruce!

[@patricelapointe8550]

Most schematics I see show the UTA reaching to or higher than the AR. Your schematic here show it not reaching to the AR level. So should I understand it doesnt have to reach to the AR at all? Would ti still be valid if it reaches to about half the hight of the AR before to go down and retest the low again?

[@tanveerahmed7390]

Thanks you sir

[@DaS-yu5kc]

great video, so im fairly new to Wyckoff but i have notice some stocks look like they are forming solid accumulation but then the bottom falls out and it goes down again and tries to repeat the cycle, is there a way to know or clues to know which section of fear is truly the last and the real accumulation is occurring. I like tracking the secondary test but sometimes the bottom falls out on it.

[@jslivermore]

Dan, Go back to my early blogs and videos for more on this topic. Thanks for watching. -Bruce

[@mnsanabu]

Check the volatility of the price and volume as the market advances through the range. You've got two options: -If volatility is increasing as the price advances through the range, that is a sign of supply being present and the chances are the market will go through a re-distribution phase and will head towards lower prices where supply will meet equal demand. - If volatility decreases as the price advances through the range, that means the market is going through an absorbtion phase where supply is being absorbed successfully. As a result, volatility decreases; strong hands support the market through the ranging phase looking for higher prices.

[@icdalex2117]

@@jslivermore you real b Fraser? 😳

[@cryptomon86]

I love applying this and hunting for the composite operator in crypto markets. They always leave little trails behind like a little rat.

[@Poochie1]

this volume study is interesting and really valuable. But it makes people believe that there are a few very big investors that are able to manipulate the market, which is absolutely not the case. I have been trading for 20 Bio. + Funds, and they are absolutely not interested to influence price. Usually, I was not allowed to trade more than 25 % of volume. It is not investors that accumulate or distribute, but the market. Its the input of tons of buys and sells that create volume and price patterns.

[@jslivermore]

I would characterize the role of the Composite Operator differently. The C.O. doesn't attempt to manipulate prices they are seeking value when they buy. Their very large campaigns leave 'foot prints' on the charts. There are a number of large operators running campaigns at the same time. They are effectively competing with each other when purchasing stock. Their collective activity will set support and resistance on the chart. It is a number of savvy operators thinking and doing the same thing at the same time. And in fact they are very very large in their campaign activities. Thanks for watching, Bruce