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Intraday Trading Using the Wyckoff Method

Wyckoff himself found the method to be exceptionally profitable for day-trading


Those of you familiar with the Wyckoff Method know that it can be reliably profitable in any time frame. Richard Wyckoff himself found that his approach worked remarkably well for daytrading, and described a number of his exceptionally profitable results in several books and articles. There are crucial distinctions in trading this compressed timeframe versus longer-term positions.

This course uses case studies of intraday trades of E-minis, as well as oil and gold, illustrating key distinctions for intraday trading.

This course is designed for intermediate to advanced traders and covers:



Pre-trade routines
Selecting the strongest trade candidates based on analysis of their daily swing, trend and overall market structure
Pre-open comparative strength analysis to select the best instrument(s) to trade, focusing primarily on the E-minis ES (S&P 500), NQ (Nasdaq 100) and YM (Dow)

Tactics for trade entry and management, including
Optimal points of entry
Initial stop-loss order placement, and
Wyckoff-type exits

Switching timeframes from intraday entries to longer-term swing positions to boost reward-to-risk ratios