Wyckoff Trading Method Point & Figure Tutorial - Part 1

[@EnesKaraboga]

Make it 1.5x speed

[@SuperRealhigh]

More like 1.75x

[@alecrodrigues]

I went 2x

[@randymartin9040]

Phenomenal video, thank you!

[@WyckoffAnalytics]

Glad you liked it!

[@highlanderthegreat]

when you were on the 2nd chart just before the 19 min mark you said the the chart was of BA but on the chart it says IBM, so is that a chart of BA or IBM????

[@Jalapablo]

Thanks for this, Bruce. Measuring the high/low of a trading range, how do traditional Fibonacci extension/retracements (.271 - .618%) jibe with PnF counts in determining target ranges? Do they arrive at similar destinations in your experience?

[@chrisacorn2559]

WOW!, brilliant!, thanks for posting

[@chungNguyen-jd2em]

Thank you Bruce! Is the counting result different if we apply the one point reversal and change the box size? how we define the box size the most appropriate?

[@johngoldsworthy1925]

Bruce do you teach or sell an in depth course on your particular form of Point & Figure charting? I liked what I saw in the videos you did in conjunction with Andrew Cardwell. Thanks.

[@WyckoffAnalytics]

Bruce has two in-depth webinars on point and figure analysis. The first is "Setting Price Targets Using Wyckoff Point-and-Figure Projections - PnF Part 1" found at www.wyckoffanalytics.com/point-and-figure-charting. The second is "Projecting Point-and-Figure Price Targets Across Multiple Time Frames - PnF Part II" found at www.wyckoffanalytics.com/point-and-figure-ii.

[@johngoldsworthy1925]

@@WyckoffAnalytics Thanks very much for this information.

[@MarkWalmsley]

Stock Charts doesnt have the charts I trade, Tradingview does offer p&f charts but it sometimes shows one box with an x or 0. How can I get around this? Also what settings should be used for an hour chart (ive heard you talk about using p&f on hour times frames before).

[@MarkWalmsley]

Can I use the charts but when I find a single x or 0 I then take the count down one?

[@jslivermore]

Mark, Yes this is a problem (for Wyckoffians) with some PnF platforms. I have been told that, generally, there is not a fix or adjustment for this problem. In the old days I would solve this by two single entries as one column. I would print the chart and mark two single entries with slash and then count the slashes as one column. This would improve the accuracy of the count. But it is a pain. Give it a try. All the Best, Bruce

[@MarkWalmsley]

@@jslivermore haha, that's funny as I've been doing the same thing you mentioned and it seems to work pretty well. What should I do if there are more than two boxes with sinhle entries? If there is one with a single entry often I have been ignoring them. The thing I've found is because these give much better and reliable targets than I have ever worked with before, I am not that bothered right now if they are not that perfect (meaning I don't get to squeeze every last pip out of the trade) as at least I know roughly where price is going and I'm happy with that. However I'm sure as time progresses I will want to make sure I have much more reliable targets so I get as much profit as possible. Are there any other tips you could give me on this topic? Right now I'm using Tradingview.

[@be_yourbest_you3632]

Thanks Bruce!

[@italianstallion7539]

does this method for day trading & long term trading?

[@WyckoffAnalytics]

Yes to both

[@anaelparrau6604]

Thanks Bruce! How to know if you will be in a Re-accumulation or redistribution zone? Sometimes on some charts, it is thought that the trend goes back up (UTA) but finally drops down. Sometimes on some charts, it is thought that the trend goes back up (UTA) but finally drops down. How to identify this for the Point&Figure please method?

[@jslivermore]

Anael, Go back and read my blog posts on Distribution and ReDistribution. There are tips on how to distinguish trading behavior of Distribution from Accumulation. Many thanks, Bruce

[@anaelparrau6604]

@@jslivermore I started looking at your blog. It's a gold mine! Thanks for al this content Bruce!

[@soberCFD]

Good!

[@WyckoffAnalytics]

Thank you for watching! Bruce

[@jslivermore]

I am so pleased you found value in this. The next episode of Power Charting will have a PnF case study on AAPL. All the Best, Bruce

[@rugsthreecrows3697]

Boise Idaho Business School of Presentation. Yawn. Skip to 25:00 for the actual information