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Webinar: David Weis on Wyckoff, Support/Resistance and Waves
Disclaimer: This is hind sight chart annotation. I feel marking up charts can help to see things in real time, but I wanted to just say upfront that I did not do this live.
I won't go into the details here because its on the tick chart. You can see very similar things on the pnf and the renko. The main area is the open on 7/19 and the sell off.
This was an excellent webinar. The core concepts were explained quickly and clearly, and then we were treated to a series of examples. It was possible to pause the webinar and think for yourself using the concepts David shared, and then hear his analysis of the chart. For me that's just about the ideal setup for learning.
I also thought David was soft-spoken and polite, and didn't talk down to his audience. Thanks for putting this together Mike.
Weiswave, you can buy from his website for $500. there is a free one on futures.io (formerly BMT), but it is not that reliable, and you don't have volume numbers on the chart.
The PriceActionSwing indicator for NinjaTrader 7.0 calculates swings in different ways and visualize them. It shows swing information like the swing length, duration, volume,... It contains a lot of features. It is also useable on the Market Analyzer.
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