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V.5:11 (364-368): Market strategy The Wyckoff method of trading: Part 15 by Jack K. Hutson

V.5:11 (364-368): Market strategy The Wyckoff method of trading: Part 15 by Jack K. Hutson
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Market strategy The Wyckoff method of trading: Part 15 by Jack K. Hutson

The reasoning behind Richard D. Wyckoff''s classic method of chart analysis is simple and straightforward: when demand for a stock exceeds supply, prices rise; when supply is greater than demand, prices decline. The goal of this method is to make the most efficient use of investment capital by selecting only issues that will move soonest, fastest and farthest in any market and by timing trades to capture those moves.

The Wyckoff Method accomplishes this by working in harmony with the market's buying and selling waves, not against them. The search is for turning points that an individual feels comfortable trading—anything from the final top of a bull market to the intraday peaks and valleys of buying and selling waves.




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