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How Banks Trade and the Wyckoff Method
Jul 4, 2024
How Banks Trade and the Wyckoff Method
Introduction
Main market movements are driven by banks and financial institutions.
Retail traders have minimal impact on the market compared to big banks.
Presenter: Artie from The Moving Average.
Focus: Wyckoff Method, an advanced trading technique.
Key Concepts of the Wyckoff Method
1. Law of Supply and Demand
Supply > Demand
: Price falls.
Demand > Supply
: Price rises.
Tool: Volume bars.
Example: Flat price with massive volume indicates high demand or supply.
2. Law of Cause and Effect
Accumulation -> Uptrend (Cause and Effect)
Distribution -> Downtrend (Cause and Effect)
Examples:
Accumulation leading to uptrend.
Distribution leading to downtrend.
3. Law of Effort and Result
Examines volume bars in conjunction with price actions.
Effort and Result
: Divergence or confluence between price and volume.
Example: Flat price but high volume indicates significant activity.
4. Composite Man
Market manipulated by "Composite Man" (banks, financial institutions).
Understand manipulations to align with market movements.
Trading Using the Wyckoff Method
4 Stages
Accumulation
Bottom-end consolidation with high volume spikes.
Spring
: False breakout traps traders.
Entry point for long positions.
Markup
Price moves up after accumulation.
Distribution
High-end consolidation.
Sign for short positions.
Markdown
Price drops after distribution.
Recap
Accumulation
: High volume, flat price, potential for markup.
Markup
: Uptrend follows accumulation.
Distribution
: High volume, flat price, potential for markdown.
Markdown
: Downtrend follows distribution.
Watch for high volume "springs" for entry/exit points.
Market Manipulation by Composite Man
Buys during accumulation, sells during distribution.
Retail traders should recognize and align trades accordingly.
Additional Content
Advanced breakdown of phases (A to E) available upon request.
More in-depth videos suggested for those interested.
Conclusion
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Check out the video on top 10 mistakes made by retail traders for more insights.
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