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The S&P Chronicles - An Amalgamation of Wyckoff, VSA and Price Action
@TheTradeSlinger; I don't know you, nor where you've been for the last nine months to have just now taken notice of this thread, and I'm not going to get into it with you even though you called me out. You've notified the powers that be, and they will be the ones to make the decision. Over and out.
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I'm on record to say I see no ulterior motive by the OP, just a guy who has been very generous in sharing his time and knowledge. So what if he doesn't share his actual trades; there's lots of people here who have a journal that don't, and lots of people here that have Twitter accounts, trading blogs, what have you. IMO, there's definitely great content in the Chronicles if you are of Wyckoff/VSA school of thought.
The market is full of snake oil salesman and hence i don't see why you should not read between the lines, be cautious and warn other. - thank you for doing that. and now cool down dude :-)
But in this case, the guy never said he is going to sell and in fact he said that he will abide by any rules or regulations set in here.
As of now i really enjoy his journal as his articulation of Wyckoff method is really good and it sure did help me cement some of wyckoff material and i should be thankful for him.
I have been visiting this thread since the beginning and this is the first time I write here. I do not follow the same set up as Feibel but I love the way he writes and how disciplined he is with his journal and responding to people. I think he should continue to do this because it contributes to the majority of the community.
I believe most of us here know what is good for each one.
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Well expressed. Feibel's Educational Narratives are great. These principles are based on methology well described in many books. David Weise book is one of them. Actually there are a lot of people in their books reference the same concept. "Order Flow" trading by Peter Davies has a lot of similarity. Who smart they would understand this is the same thing but in different time frame.
Everybody is trying to protect... watch somethbody, be in control. Just stop this nonsense. I am what you would call a beginner. I have many years of experience in other field. Trading technics can not be copied. Agree wilh FuturesTrader71 on his webinars here. Actually he is the one who is best "guru" in Wyckoff's concepts of trading.
Feibel's explanations of vsa concepts in real situations are very valuable. It is Not to copy but to use in your own development as a trader
What the market is or, often more importantly, was trying to do is a major part of any trading methodology; in this respect I am grateful to @Feibel for the clearest practical illustrations of VSA/Wyckoff techniques I have seen. This is one of the few areas where hindsight trading is a valuable instruction, quite separate from any trade execution planning or requirements.
Critical questions are always good but in this case I greatly appreciate the OP's contributions, and not naively either.
