Stewart shares his simple approach to finding a confluence of price, time and pattern that offers low-risk entries and solid stop placements. He shows how to extract the most meaningful portions from many of today’s leading technical disciplines. These techniques are applicable across a broad spectrum of time frames and markets, but this workshop concentrates on day- and swing-trading methods used in the financial and metal markets.
Stewart shows you how to identify Wyckoff price/volume patterns and behaviors and how to combine these patterns with simple Elliott patterns, Fibonacci objectives and retracements, and volume and open interest analysis to arrive at a solid and tradable market opinion.
Additionally, he shows how he combines basic oscillator patterns with daily/weekly range projections and support/resistance risk points to identify low-risk trading opportunities, placing special emphasis on Wyckoff analysis of accumulation and distribution.
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Stewart Taylor began his trading career sixteen years ago by trading basic patterns and breakout strategies. These simple strategies evolved into complex day-trading strategies utilizing Elliott Wave and intraday cycles. Stewart’s trading style has come full circle, and he is now a leading proponent of the “simple is simply better” approach. Stewart developed his analytic abilities as an institutional broker serving the fixed income community with Brittenum & Associates, Refco, Vining Sparks Securities, Shearson Lehman, American Express, and Prudential Securities. In 1992, Stewart formed Taylor Consulting, Inc., and began publishing his market letter, The Taylor Fixed-Income Outlook.
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Having already studied a lot of the theories presented in this book, for those who are new to any of them notably, volume analysis, you are missing out on some of the most precious information regarding market behaviour if you do not read or listen to this.
Excellent!
I think the commodity bull run is not over yet, US$ will be weaker again and commodities will resume the bull trend. The US economy is still bad so I think the $ bull is short term,and the current pull back in commodities are just temporary correction
I enjoyed the lecture and workbook. The audio quality is not top-notch, but it works. FYI, the lecture is about 2 hours long. Thanks Market Club!
Tom
Most technical Analysis chart patterns typically occur slowly over a 3 months to 4 months time span. Therefore, you should only
seriously use a weekly chart profile setting and at least one-years worth of weekly time plots.