Traditional Wyckoff Schematic

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 Traditional Wyckoff Schematic

In this PDF, I will give you a walkthrough of a traditional Wyckoff Schematic.

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This is a traditional Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic, the one we will be using the most. To individuals
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new to Wyckoff, this make look tricky at first, but its really not. Lets break it down on the next page.
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As you see here, the schematic transfers to the charge PARTIALLY. Schematics wont be perfect, but
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there are certain points which we need to hold our focus on.
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– SC ( Sell climax).
– Spring (Purge).
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These points are only parts of the story, but they alone will create significant returns in the market if
used properly. That is what you will learn from.
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