WYCKOFF METHODOLIGY

Part one - How the Markets Vove

Chapter 1- Waves The goal is to learn: Relationship, Duration, Velocity, Range. So we will be able to determinate the nature o

Chapter 2- The price cycle Trends. Bullish if they go up, or Bearish if they go down. Trading range. They can be of accumulatio
beginning of the cycle, or of distribution if they are in the high part of the cycle.
Chapter 3- Trends Uptrend, Downtrend, Trading range o Lateral. Type of trends. Long-tern trend, Mid-term trend, Short-term
trend.
Chapter 4- Assessing trends Identify Strength or Weakness Trends: the Key comparation is comparing the current movements
ones. Speed. If the price is moving faster, there is strength. if is moving slower, it suggest weakness. Projection. 2 diferents: D
Distance between extremes. Depth analysis is pullback distance and Distance between inside extremes. LinesL the Lines delim
Horizontal lines, Axis Line, Trend line, Supply line, Demand line. Channels. Inverted lines. Coevring lines.

Chapter 5- Trading ranges:

Part two - The Wyckoff Method

The three fundamental laws: Supply and Demand, Cause and Effect and Effort and Result; the concepts of Accumulation/Distr
supremacy of Price and Volume when determining price movements are some examples.
Chapter 6- Wyckoff methodology Structures : Accumulation: Creek, Choch, PS, SC, AR, ST, UA, ST AS SOW, SP, TEST SPRING, TS
LPS. Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3, Phase 4, Phase 5. Distribution: ICE, CHOCH, PSY, BC, AR, ST, UT, MSOW, UTAD, LPSY.

Part three - The Three Fundamental Laws

Chapter 7- The Law of Supply and Demand: There is always same buyers that sellers. Theory: (liquidity) attracts price. The gen
in economics tells us that supply is created by sellers, and demand is created
by buyers. differentiate between market orders (aggressive) and limit orders (passive).
Passive orders represent only intention, they have the capacity to stop a movement;
but not the capacity to make the price move. Price shift: Initiative, an upward movement of the price can be given by active e
executing Stop Loss of short positions. a downward movement of the price can be given by active entry of sell-
ers or by executing Stop Loss of long positions. Lack of interest: Conclusion, Regardless of the origin of the purchase or sale or
institutional,
algorithm and so on.) the result is that liquidity is added to the market; and this is
what is really important when trading.

Chapter 8 - The Law of Cause and Effect: Generally, causes are constructed through a major change of hands between well-
informed and uninformed operators. Point and Figure Graphics,Technical analysis for projection of objectives.

Chapter 9- The Law of Effort and Result: In financial markets, effort is represented by volume while the result is represented
by price. The aim is to assess the dominance of buyers or sellers through convergence and
divergence between price and volume. The importance of volume: Price is not the only important factor in financial markets. P
important is the character of the volume. Harmony and divergence: In the development of a candle, On the next scroll, In the
movements, By Waves, By reaching key levels,

Part four - The processes of Accumulation and Distribution

Chapter 10 - Accumulation : Stock control, The law of cause and effect, Handling maneuvers,Handling maneuvers,Handling ma
the bullish movement
Chapter 11 - Reaccumulation: Stock Absorption, Duration of the structure, Reaccumulation or Distribution
Chapter 12 - Distribution: Stock control, The law of cause and effect, Handling maneuvers,Handling maneuvers,Handling man
the bearish movement
Chapter 13 - Distribution: Stock control, The law of cause and effect, Handling maneuvers,Handling maneuvers,Handling man
the bearish movement

Part 5 - Events
Chapter 14 - Event #1: Preliminary Stop, The psychology behind the preliminary stop, Uses of the preliminary stop, Preliminary
Supply
Chapter 15- Event #2 Climax: The Selling Climax of exhaustion, Buying Climax, The Buying Climax of exhaustion
Chapter 16 - Event #3: Reaction The implications of its development, The anatomy of the reaction, Automatic Rally
Chapter 17 - Event #4: Test
Chapter 18- -Event #5: Shaking
Chapter 19 - Event #6: Breakout
Chapter 20 - Event #7: Confirmation

Part 6 - Phases
Chapter 21 - Phase A: Stopping the previous trend
Chapter 22 - Phase B: Building the Cause
Chapter 23 - Phase C: Test
Chapter 24 - Phase D: Trend within range
Chapter 25 - Phase E: Trend out of range

Part 7 - Trading
1- The context
2. The structures: 1. Stop the previous trend 2. Building the cause 3. Evaluating the competition 4. Start the trend movement 5
directionality
3. Operational areas
Chapter 26 - Primary positions
Chapter 27 - Decision-making

Part 8 - Case Studies

Just Drwaing Samples
 Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow
Part 1. Advanced concepts of the Wyckoff methodology
1.1 The labels
1.2 Price & Volume
1.3 Advanced chart types
1.3.1 Tick charts
1.3.2 Volume charts
1.3.3 Range charts
1.5 Structural failure
1.5.1 Weakness
1.5.2 Strength
1.6 Shortening of the Thrust (SOT)
1.7 Other types of structures
1.7.1 Structures with a slope
1.7.2 Unusual schemes

Part 2. Resolution of frequent doubts

2.1 Efficient use of lines
2.1.1 The importance of context
2.2 Label changes and scenario planning
2.3 How do you distinguish between accumulation and distribution?
2.4 How to analyze a chart from 0?
2.4.1 Structures
2.4.2 Operational zones
2.4.3 Decrease in temporality. Structures from major to minor
2.4.4 Increase in temporality. Structures from minor to major
2.5 What to do when the context is not clear?
2.5.1 The controller

Part 3. The current trading ecosystem

3.1 Types of participants in the financial Markets
3.2 Electronic markets
3.2.1 Algorithmic trading
3.2.2 High Frequency Trading
3.3 Over The Counter Markets
3.4 Dark Pools

Part 3. The current trading ecosystem

3.1 Types of participants in the financial Markets
3.2 Electronic markets
3.2.1 Algorithmic trading
3.2.2 High Frequency Trading
3.3 Over The Counter Markets
3.4 Dark Pools3.5 Are markets random or deterministic?
3.5.1 The adaptive market hypothesis
3.5.2 Where does the Wyckoff methodology fit in?

Part 4. The importance of volume

3.1 Types of participants in the financial Markets
3.2 Electronic markets
3.2.1 Algorithmic trading
3.2.2 High Frequency Trading
3.3 Over The Counter Markets
3.4 Dark Pools

Part 5. Volume Profile

5.1 Auction Market Theory + Volume Profile
5.2 Volume Profile Composition
5.3 Profile Types
5.4 Difference between vertical and horizontal volume
5.5 Difference between Volume Profile and Market Profile
5.6 Profile Shapes
5.6.1 P-shape Profile
5.6.2 b-shape Profile
5.7 Volume Profile uses
5.7.1 Structure identification
5.7.2 Determining market bias
5.7.3 Trend Health Analysis
5.7.4 VPOC Migration
5.7.5 Calibration of position management
5.8 Operative principles with value áreas
5.8.1 Trading range principle
5.8.2 Reversion principle
5.8.3 Continuation principle
5.8.4 Failed reversion principle
5.8.5 Summary table of operating principles with value áreas

Part 6. Order Flow

6.1 Reading the Footprint
6.2 Imbalances
6.3 Rotation pattern
6.3.1 Bearish rotation pattern: Buying absorption and initiative Selling
6.3.2 Bullish rotation pattern: Selling absorption and initiative Buying
6.4 Continuation pattern. 6.5 Fractality

Part 7. Wyckoff 2.0

7.1 Context analysis
7.1.1 Trading Range Context
7.1.2 Trend Context
7.1.3 Operating in trading range
7.1.4 Operating in trend
7.2 Identification of zones and operational levels
7.3 Setting up scenarios
7.4 Position Management
7.4.1 Entry
7.4.2 Stop Loss
7.4.3 Take Profit
7.4.4 What to do when the price leaves without us?

Part 8. Case studies

8.1 Euro/Dollar Cross Currency ($6E)
8.2 Pound/Dollar Cross Currency ($6B)
8.3 S&P500 Index ($ES)
8.4 US dollar/Canadian dollar Cross Currency ($6C)
8.5 Pound/Dollar Cross Currency ($6B)
8.6 Euro/Dollar Cross Currency ($6E)
 Iner Circle Trader
ICT CONCEPTS USES IN THIS MODULE:

1 The theory of liquiidity raid or stop hunts.

2 Introduction to liquidity pools.
3 How to locate high probabilityu liquidity pools.
4 Introduction tof the ICT order block.
5 High accuray entry points
6 Low draw down entry tactics.
7 High probability targering.
8 Beenefits of scalping profits.
9 How to make more when you are wrong.
 Found RIESGO 1% DE LA C
$ 10,000.00 Cuenta 100,000
Dias Meta 5,000 en un dia Pips
1 $ 400.00 12,000 en un mes 3.0
2 $ 400.00 3.5
3 $ 400.00 Meta 8% en un Mes = $8,000 4.0
4 $ 400.00 4.5
5 $ 400.00 5.0
6 $ 400.00 5.5
7 $ 400.00 6.0
8 $ 400.00 6.5
9 $ 400.00 7.0
10 $ 400.00 7.5
11 $ 400.00 8.0
12 $ 400.00 8.5
13 $ 400.00 9.0
14 $ 400.00 9.5
15 $ 400.00 10.0
16 $ 400.00 10.5
17 $ 400.00 11.0
18 $ 400.00 11.5
19 $ 400.00 12.0
20 $ 400.00
TOTAL $ 8,000.00

GANANCIA CON RIES

Gestion
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8
1-9
1-10
1-11
RIESGO 1% DE LA CUENTA RIESGO 0.5% DE LA CUENTA
Cuenta 100,000 Cuenta 100,000
Lotaje Formula $ Pips Lotaje Formula $
3.33 30 $ 100.00 3.0 16.67 30 $ 500.00
2.86 35 $ 100.00 3.5 14.29 35 $ 500.00
2.50 40 $ 100.00 4.0 12.50 40 $ 500.00
2.22 45 $ 100.00 4.5 11.11 45 $ 500.00
2.00 50 $ 100.00 5.0 10.00 50 $ 500.00
1.82 55 $ 100.00 5.5 9.09 55 $ 500.00
1.67 60 $ 100.00 6.0 8.33 60 $ 500.00
1.54 65 $ 100.00 6.5 7.69 65 $ 500.00
1.43 70 $ 100.00 7.0 7.14 70 $ 500.00
1.33 75 $ 100.00 7.5 6.67 75 $ 500.00
1.25 80 $ 100.00 8.0 6.25 80 $ 500.00
1.18 85 $ 100.00 8.5 5.88 85 $ 500.00
1.11 90 $ 100.00 9.0 5.56 90 $ 500.00
1.05 95 $ 100.00 9.5 5.26 95 $ 500.00
1.00 100 $ 100.00 10.0 5.00 100 $ 500.00
0.95 105 $ 100.00 10.5 4.76 105 $ 500.00
0.91 110 $ 100.00 11.0 4.55 110 $ 500.00
0.87 115 $ 100.00 11.5 4.35 115 $ 500.00
0.83 120 $ 100.00 12.0 4.17 120 $ 500.00

GANANCIA CON RIESGO 1% GANANCIA CON RIESGO 0.5%

Gestion Ganancia $ Gestion Ganancia $
1-2 $ 2,000.00 1-2 $ 1,000.00
1-3 $ 3,000.00 1-3 $ 1,500.00
1-4 $ 4,000.00 1-4 $ 2,000.00
1-5 $ 5,000.00 1-5 $ 2,500.00
1-6 $ 6,000.00 1-6 $ 3,000.00
1-7 $ 7,000.00 1-7 $ 3,500.00
1-8 $ 8,000.00 1-8 $ 4,000.00
1-9 $ 9,000.00 1-9 $ 4,500.00
1-10 $ 10,000.00 1-10 $ 5,000.00
1-11 $ 11,000.00 1-11 $ 5,500.00
 RIESGO 0.25% DE LA CUENTA RIESGO 0.15% DE LA CUENTA
Cuenta 100,000 Cuenta 100,000
Pips Lotaje Formula $ Pips Lotaje Formula $
3.0 8.33 30 $ 250.00 3.0 5.00 30 $ 150.00
3.5 7.14 35 $ 250.00 3.5 4.29 35 $ 150.00
4.0 6.25 40 $ 250.00 4.0 3.75 40 $ 150.00
4.5 5.56 45 $ 250.00 4.5 3.33 45 $ 150.00
5.0 5.00 50 $ 250.00 5.0 3.00 50 $ 150.00
5.5 4.55 55 $ 250.00 5.5 2.73 55 $ 150.00
6.0 4.17 60 $ 250.00 6.0 2.50 60 $ 150.00
6.5 3.85 65 $ 250.00 6.5 2.31 65 $ 150.00
7.0 3.57 70 $ 250.00 7.0 2.14 70 $ 150.00
7.5 3.33 75 $ 250.00 7.5 2.00 75 $ 150.00
8.0 3.13 80 $ 250.00 8.0 1.88 80 $ 150.00
8.5 2.94 85 $ 250.00 8.5 1.76 85 $ 150.00
9.0 2.78 90 $ 250.00 9.0 1.67 90 $ 150.00
9.5 2.63 95 $ 250.00 9.5 1.58 95 $ 150.00
10.0 2.50 100 $ 250.00 10.0 1.50 100 $ 150.00
10.5 2.38 105 $ 250.00 10.5 1.43 105 $ 150.00
11.0 2.27 110 $ 250.00 11.0 1.36 110 $ 150.00
11.5 2.17 115 $ 250.00 11.5 1.30 115 $ 150.00
12.0 2.08 120 $ 250.00 12.0 1.25 120 $ 150.00
$ 2,850.00

GANANCIA CON RIESGO 0.25%

Gestion Ganancia $
1-2 $ 500.00
1-3 $ 750.00
1-4 $ 1,000.00
1-5 $ 1,250.00
1-6 $ 1,500.00
1-7 $ 1,750.00
1-8 $ 2,000.00
1-9 $ 2,250.00
1-10 $ 2,500.00
1-11 $ 2,750.00
 SMC+LIT

Video 1: Conceptos de Liquidez

* Como identificar las trampas de los puntos de interes son 4

1- El maximo no es fuerte por que no te crea un minimo mas bajo.

2- El POI no te saca liquidez.
3- El POI saca liquidez pero por encima tienes liquidez.
4- El precio saco liquidez pero no mitigo algo a la izquierda y deja un imbalance.

Video 2: Estructura

* Por Esta Razón PIERDES cuando trazas tus FRACTALES

1- Utilizamos los rangos para poder trazar un fractal, delimitamos un rango alto y un rango
bajo.

2- Despues del punto uno trazar rangos, trazamos un fibonacci y espreamos cuando llega al
50% y buscamos un bloque para entrar.
3- Trazar el bloque, esperar confirmacion en una temporalidad y entrar.

Tres pasos por los cuales los rangos estructurales no se respetan

1- Cuando el Rango tiene liquidez por encima, tiene que romper algo para que sea valido.
2- El rango no hace un Swing Heigh correctamente, tiene que hacer liquidez.
3- Es cuando el rango no mitiga algo, tiene que mitigar ineficiencia.

Video 3: Estructura Avanzada

* Nuestra temporalidad alta va a determinar nuestra tendencia

Intradia: H4, H1, M15

Micro: M5, M3, M1

1- Todas las temporalidades tienen su propia estructura de mercado.

2- Tomamos Los rangos para operar, al contrario de todos que toman estructura
3- Como siempre temporalidad alta manda

Tambien vemos como ingresar entradas en temporalidades alineadas y en Pullback

Video 4 : Estructura Estructura interna no sirve

Veremos como ingresar entradas en temporalidades alineadas y en Pullback.

Video 5 : Como elegir un rango estructural

Un error cuando no actualizamos rango, debemos actualizarlo cuando este esta mitigado.

Pasos para marcar y que debe cumplir un rango estructural de manera eficiente

1- Que saque liquidez.

2- Que mitigue algo.
3- Que genere un impulso.

OJO : Busca un 50% en una temporalidad mayor y alineate para entrar. Si estas en 4 horas
checas que en 1 dia sea retroceso.
uidez Video 6: Lo que verdaderamente debemos darle importancia

teres son 4 1- La Liquidez: Priorida e importancia por que las instituciones la dejan para enganar.
2- La Estructura: Patrones que dejan las instituciones, cuidado no caigas en su juego
o. 3- Imbalance: es muy importante por que te puede hacer ganar o hacer perder.
4- POI : Son lo ultimo para darle importancia por que son muchos y baja su nivel de efectividad

a un imbalance. POI CORRECTO: Saque de liquides, Mitigacion a la izquierda, Crea un rompimiento.

Video 7: Patrones de entradas de M1

Estras son los 4 Patrones de entrada M1

1- En un OB de M15 buscamos un patron de entrada en temporalidad M1 con un choch y saqu
s un rango alto y un rango
2- EN M1 el retroceso deja cabeza de Bar Simson y no respetara el OB ,eso es liquidez, ve al OB
3- Des pues del choch crea liquidez (ranguto) rompe hacia el OB , ahi te posecionas y respeta. H
y espreamos cuando llega al

4- EL mismo del 3er. Punto pero hacia el otro lado.

no se respetan Video 8 : Rompiendo paradigmas y creando nuevos ha

algo para que sea valido. Puedes entrar en cualquier mimento a operar
cer liquidez.
ia. Video 9 : Analisis desde cero + estructura avanzada

ada Video de clases en vivo de como trazar rangos con un alumno

 oman estructura

eadas y en Pullback

erna no sirve
ineadas y en Pullback.

estructural
o cuando este esta mitigado.

manera eficiente

entrar. Si estas en 4 horas

mos darle importancia al Mercado

a dejan para enganar.

o caigas en su juego
o hacer perder.
os y baja su nivel de efectividad.

a un rompimiento.

entradas de M1

ralidad M1 con un choch y saque de liquidez.

el OB ,eso es liquidez, ve al OB de arriba.

, ahi te posecionas y respeta. Hay reentrada.

s y creando nuevos habitos

+ estructura avanzada