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Sno & Group,
You can obtain all of Wyckoff's materials from the Wyckoff Stock Market
Institute (SMI) here in Phoenix, AZ.
They have the original Wyckoff course materials and have two web sites
(must be transitioning from an old to a new one).
www.stockmarket.qpg.com and www.wsdinc.com
The "Wyckoff Method Course" this is about $850 but can be purchased in
five separate units as I recall. I paid $460 for the first two units
I'm studying now. Very worthwhile with lots of detail along with exams
to send in for comments.
Other Wyckoff books I got from SMI and am working on are:
"Stock Market Technique #1"
"Stock Market Technique #2"
"How I Trade & Invest in Stocks & Bonds"
"Wall Street Ventures & Adventures Through 40 Years"
"Studies in Tape Reading" by Rollo Tape, Wyckoff's pen name)
I have no connection with SMI other than being a satisfied customer.
Ken
Richard Josslin wrote:
>
> Dear Sno & Group,
>
> I stumbled onto a website a while ago by a broker in Chicago who specializes in
> Wyckoff analysis and runs a weekly chat session teaching and discussing Wyckoff
> principles and analysis. I have found the logs of the chat session quite helpful
> (although after listening to a chat session once, I became impatient and decided
> only to read the logs thereof a day or two thereafter). The guy who runs it is
> Gary Fullett, at RiskyBiz99@xxxxxxx or 877-306-7100 (toll free). I suggest you
> call him, ask him for his website address, and see if it might be of interest to
> you. And, yes, I have found the Wyckoff principles helpful, particularly those
> that implement analysis of trade volume.
>
> Another source for volume analysis is Tom Williams, a log-time S&P trader in
> England. I have found his website http://www.TradeToWin.com helpful and his
> book, 'The Undeclared Secrets that Drive the Stock Market", insightful.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Richard
>
> Oh, I found Gary's website: http://www.ltg-trading.com
>
> Snosnosnow@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > Omega traders
> >
> > Is there any ela's out there based on Wycoff stuff that can be shared?
> >
> > Does anyone know of any website or books that can explain his ideas in depth.
> >
> > Please send privately and to the group.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Sno
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