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12.10.2019
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ANINDO
I am sending you a chart of ROKU with 3 analog down bars circled .
After the first analog (circled area 1) ROKU made a bear flag and headed down, After the second gap down bar (circled area 2) ROKU bottomed and went up. On Monday ROKU gapped down and then
rallied , stalling today at resistance. My question is can we tell based on analogs and Wyckoff analysis whether ROKU goes down into a potential phase C test of the lows or does it rally to the top of the
range and eventually breaks out.
MARKET CHARTS
SIMON
Have I labelled the Wyckoff phases and events correctly as a horizontal structure, or is it an upsloping structure? I second guess the horizontal structure, since |B| is too small and the lowest low of the SOS
rally is also in the middle of the TR or is it earlier? If so, it makes |B| even smaller.
RONNY
Just want to share a trade I was able to do thanks to what I have learned through your courses. The knowledge kept me calm and prevented me from closing my trade prematurely. I expect some volatility as there was a lot of volume coming in at the top.
I have already signed up for the December special, so looking forward to get some knowledge on how to properly manage a position like this, As I’m still in it with a long-term campaign position. And I expect to be swing trading it when the chance reveals
itself with smaller positions, as I just did on the initial push. I was thinking of closing the long-term position as well, due to the huge gain over a short period. But was unsure if that would be a wise decision, as I was unsure on how the price would behave
on the reaction and according to Wyckoff methodology, we are just in the start of a long-term uptrend. (Hopefully).
Any input on the trade in itself? Or things I should look out for in the closest future?? Would it be a good idea to close or scale out of the main position on behaviors like this?
BIAS GAME
DIMITRI
The bias starts to the downside.
Swing 1 Orange: I see an increase in volume and an increase in the spread down. My Bias is down.
Swing 2 Green: I see demand came in creating a stopping action of swing 1, causing a reversal on low volume. The price does
not commit above the high of swing 1. Although I saw demand come in at the bottom of swing 1, I see no bullish result and
my bias remains to the downside.
Swing 3 Cyan: The swing goes back down to the support area. The spread to the downside is decreasing relative to swing 1.
There is less volume and less velocity to the downside on swing 3. My bias is not bullish yet, but starting to take note that the
downside bias is losing validity.
Swing 4 Blue. Increased spread and velocity to the upside on overall decreased volume. Ease of movement to the upside.
Higher high is created. Bias is starting to turn to the upside. Need a higher low for confirmation.
Swing 5 Light Purple. Price spread and velocity increases again back to the downside. Although I see demand coming in at the
bottom of the swing, creating a stopping action, the result is still a lower low. My bias turns back to the downside.
Swing 6 Dark Purple: This is an important swing in my understanding. Here I see, a similar price velocity and a high demand
bar to the upside. I see an increased volume presence on this swing up relative to all other previous swings up. However, the
result is a lower high. Here I see an increased effort to the upside with no commitment above the prior swing high. Increased
effort, decreased result. Bias remains down.
Swing 7 Brown: Largest downswing in the chart. Increased volume. I see increased effort to the downside, with an increased
result to the downside (a lower low is created).] effort and result to the downside are synchronized here.A minor comment, I
do see the selling velocity decreasing relative to other downswings, but that is not enough evidence to throw out the
observation of increased volume and increased result (lower low).Bias remains down.
Swing 8 Black: Largest demand bars in the chart besides the one in swing 6. Similar effort to prevous swing up but result
creates a lower high, specifically near a previous supper/new resistance area. Although demand came in, it was not enough to
sustain a swing and create a higher high. Bias remains to the downside...
MANUAL
HOMEWORK
POST - ANALYSIS
HOMEWORK
DAILY/WEEKLY
TRADE ANALYLIS
AND POST-ANALYSIS
VISUALIZATION
OF THE TRADE
DAILY/WEEKLY
TRADE ANALYLIS
AND POST-ANALYSIS
VISUALIZATION
OF THE TRADE
ANINDO
Chart 1 - Question : Please comment on my anticipated price movement based on horizontal Volume -
Chart 2 - This is a longer term chart - is my analysis correct that 'Accumulation complete - ready to move up'
Chart 3 - Question : Do you use Horizontal Volume in P&F charts ?