Traders Club – Wyckoff Trading: Making Profits With Demand And Supply

Traders Club – Wyckoff Trading: Making Profits With Demand And Supply

Description:

Richard Wyckoff was one of the most successful investors of his day. He retired to 9 and a half acre estate in the Hamptons New York after a successful career in speculating. He used the very simple economic concept of demand and supply to understand the operations of the large composite men behind every major move, discounting any need for news or any other analysis. His approach was renowned in the stock market and later led to Elliott Wave and others building the foundations for modern analysis.
The course will introduce and empower traders in this professional analysis that can be used in all markets over all time frames. A trading methodology that has given me super normal gains. My last Wyckoff success was my purchase Cosan: CZZ, that I bought in 2016 and yielded a stunning 170% return in under 6 months, also TTWO that yielded a 300% return in just under 3 years. If not for my understanding of Wyckoff finding value investments in an overvalued stock market will be challenging.
Wyckoffian logic will remain the dominant force in market analysis. This course will empower you to trade with confidence and develop robust investment skills.

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