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| 1. Jesse Livermores Secret To Success
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| 2. Home page investor image explanation
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| 6. How to win in the stock market
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| 7. Commandments to follow
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| 8. 10 Rules for Investing
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| 9. How to survive a stock market crash
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| 10. William J ONeil, CANSLIM
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| 11. Barry Ritholtz keep it simple stupid
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| 12. Gerald Loeb how to win
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| 20. Indicators Introduction
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| 22. Richard Wyckoff method
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| 23. Richard Wyckoff Waves of Price and Volume
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| 24. Richard Wyckoff is a success story
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| 25. Richard Wyckoff logic not working, this maybe why?
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| 26. Richard Wyckoff studied Jesse Livermore
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| 27. Bob Evans, renowned Wyckoff teacher
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| 28. Tim Ord, Secret Science of Price and Volume
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| 30. William Gann life story
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| 31. William Gann Law of Vibration
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| 33. Wyckoff method improved1
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| 34. Wyckoff method improved2
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| 35. Original Wyckoff and Wyckoff 2.0
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| 36. Wyckoff 2.0 vs Others
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| 37. Wyckoff 2.0 and Volume Spread Analysis
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| 42. Cycles for short term speculation
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| 48. RTT Wyckoff Short Term model
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| 51. Proprietary Indicators (PI)
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| 52. Multi Time Frame (PI)
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| 55. PI: RTT TrendPower OBV
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| 56. PI: RTT On Balance Volume
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| 58. PI: RTT Rainbow Bands
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| 61. PI: RTT Steps of Cause and Effect
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| 62. PI: RTT Wyckoff Strength Weakness
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| 63. PI: RTT Wyckoff Price Waves
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| 64. PI: Proprietary Indicators Caution
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Indicator Library
Wyckoff 2.0 vs Others
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A quick revamp, the Wyckoff 2.0 Chart
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The above chart is the visual definition of the Hurst and Gann value added Wyckoff method, or more simply Wyckoff 2.0. The above chart is Richard Wyckoff method for the 21st Century.
Wyckoff 2.0 Defined:It is the application of the Richard Wyckoff method in the pure form with the added value tools of Gann Angles and Hurst Cycles. The Gann Angle 1x4, 1x2 and 1x1 are used to assist in the location of pure price markup (or down), the Hurst cycles are used to forewarn of (re) accumulation and (re) distribution phases.
An extract from the site page called 'Richard Wyckoff method'
.."Wyckoff wished only to invest in the markup (or down) phase of the stock price cycle, he also new determining the change over from accumulation (or distribution) to mark up (or down) phase was tricky and the risk of loss was at this time highly probable"...
Simple put, investing during the accumulation and distribution phases of a stock phase cycle is just too hazardous to warrant an investment decision.
Once an investor has determined the stock price is in the markup phase then it does not matter the method or indicators used to profit, as all indicators and methods will do well during the markup (or down) phase. The trick is to know the phase the stock is in. Let's use Apple Inc (AAPL) as an example once again.
From 2009 to 2011 Apple Inc is above the blue corridor (1x2 Gann Angle), this is confirmation that the price is in a pure mark up phase. We hold the conclusion that all methods work well during the markup phase.
For example:
1) Standard Indicators: Any oscillator picking short term dips would work.
2) Elliot Wave: The application of the 1 to 5 count for the impulse wave would work.
3) Darvas Boxes: The application of Nicolas Darvos boxes would work.
4) Drummond Geometry: Indicators from his toolset would work.
5) William O'Neil: CANSLIM would work.
etc
And the list will never end, everything works when the chart is nice and pretty.
It should be noted that:
1) Some of these systems could excite you early. For example the Elliot Wave method may via the application of Fibonacci count may call at 5 wave top at only the 60% completion of the move.
2) The majority (or I should say all) of methods that allow investments during an accumulation or distribution phase struggle.
The above goes for newsletter and stock pickers, those that do will have selected more stocks during their mark up phase that those that have not, it is as simple as that. The reader has the ability to apply and learn Wyckoff 2.0 via our site to take advantage of the profitable stock price markup (or down) phases for better returns.
In our humble view the Wyckoff 2.0 method is the granddaddy of all methods, it is the approach all investors should apply. The Wyckoff 2.0 method will work for decades, after all the Wyckoff 1.0 method has already completed eight decades (1930-2010).
To fully understand Wyckoff 2.0, Please read these references on the menu
Richard Wyckoff Method
Jim Hurst Method
William Gann Method
Wyckoff Method Improved1
Wyckoff Method Improved2
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Investing Quote...
...“After spending many years in Wall Street and after making and losing millions of dollars, I want to tell you this: It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It was always my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight!”...
Jesse Livermore
.."The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing"..
Philip Fisher
.."Fundamentals might be good for the first third or first 50 or 60 percent of a move, but the last third of a great bull market is typically a blow-off, whereas the mania runs wild and prices go parabolic... There is no training, classroom or otherwise, that can prepare for trading the last third of a move, whether it's the end of a bull market or the end of a bear market."...
Paul Tudor Jones
..“Because of the extreme challenge, one must commit full attention to it.” Market speculation is “no different than trying to be a successful doctor or lawyer … you simply must devote yourself full-time to the study of your craft”...
Bernard Baruch
.."Money couldn't buy friends, but you got a better class of enemy"..
Spike Milligan
Created on: 7/5/2011 8:26:07 AM Last Update: 7/26/2017 7:22:36 PM Posted by: RTT
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We at readtheticker.com hold the view that a mix of stock chart technical analysis, Richard Wyckoff, William Gann and Jim Hurst methods plus market fundamentals allows the investor to formulate a very sound market opinion. These attributes are mutually inclusive and must be weighted equally before investing or trading in any Stock, ETF, Currency, Bond, Commodity, CFD or Mutual Fund
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