The S&P 500 Index ETF (SPY) has rallied strongly since June and has recently reached resistance. Analysis of resistance and the reversal downward puts in question whether the rally is over. Various Wyckoff scenarios are considered for a possible continuation of the recent rally. The Crude Oil futures market has also just reached a critical juncture on the charts and is evaluated. Two ‘Swing Trading’ case studies are discussed (AAPL and RGEN).
Johni Scan (John Colucci) the introduces a Wyckoff scan that searches for stocks at the potential conclusion of their Accumulation process and could be pausing prior to starting an important next phase of an uptrend. John profiles the purpose of the scan, the scan language and some candidates generated by the scan results.
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Using the logic of scanning John and Bruce walk through the Wyckoffian concepts of Springs, Breakouts, Upthrusts and Breakdowns. Beginning with the Accumulation and Distribution structures identification of the key conditions that precede the emergence of trends are considered. A partial list of ...
Beginning with a review of recent activity in the stock indexes. Updates of the PnF chart show potentially larger upside count potential and additional scenarios. A study of the ‘Green Shoots’ that preceded the recent rally and how a Wyckoffian views and trades them. Accumulation schematics of Wy...
Bruce with special guest Johni Scan (John Colucci) present a historic case study of the 2000 to 2003 bear market. What are the characteristics of bear markets in contrast to bull market uptrends? What are the structural characteristics of rallies and reactions during bear markets? Why does this m...
