Yes, I suggested that in one of my previous posts (that part of his strategy is to exploit the "Spring"). I have been studying the Wyckoff Method for some time now but I think George has made it much more clearer on some of the things that Wyckoff ...

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It is not just George: ”…all the fluctuations in the market and in all the various stocks should be studied as if they were the result of one man’s operations. Let us call him the Composite Man, who, in theory, sits behind the scenes and manipulates ...

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Deja Vu! It seems some posts keep on disappearing on Saturdays (GMT +2). Now I get your question. I think your Post #680 (deleted post - see attachment) makes it clear. As a student I always have to refer to what George said and try my best to ...

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Aren't we trying to re-invent the wheel? Richard D. Wyckoff did some great work on that area though he's point of view (or findings) are somehow presented differently to George's.

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The answer lies in Post #11 on George's thread: url Also Post #3534 & #3535: url The aim of drawing the line is to see the dominant target - meaning where the MM induces the trader to treat the area as resistance/support (an area where to enter ...

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That's a good one. Standard indicators are for information purposes, only. Knowing what the MM wants the herd to see can be a valuable information and at the same time a misleading one. A Candlestick Chart is a standard indicator on its own. When ...

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Thank you Sir George. I read a post that was posted last Saturday (27 April) and it seems somehow it has disappeared from the thread. It gave a lot of insight into Sir George's theories. It is from that post that I understood that not all lines are ...

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With some variation the process is repeated so "fake" breakout buyers to think that the retest of support has been successful...

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Compare this to the image he posted on Post #11... url The herd is being fooled to think that there's a break through the resistance which in turn should become a support - but as you can see in the images that is not the case. So if you removed ...

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I don't know if anyone who is familiar with the Wyckoff Method has noticed that part of George's strategy is to trade what is called Spring/UTAD in Wyckoff's terms (and hence it is dangerous to just delete the lines). Have a look at the attached ...

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I haven't read all his posts but I think one of the most important points is "when is a valley or peak finished?". If you apply psychology to the trade you might follow on what is actually going on - hence he insists on manual drawing of the lines ...

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