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• A Wyckoff Approach To Future by Craig F. Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...A Wyckoff Approach To Future by Craig F. Schroeder The Wyckoff approach, which has been a standard for decades, is as valid for futures as it is for stocks, but even students of the technique appear to be unaware of its extended uses. Most technicians know that Wyckoff analysis stresses volume and price, and as there is always uncertainty about the level of volume on current and previous days for futures, it seems logical to conclude that Wyckoff and futures are not compatible. This may seem logical, but it's wrong. According to Schroeder, Wyckoff is not simply about price and volume; it is c...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: FEB 1992

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• Wyckoff: Identifying Opportunities by Craig F. Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Wyckoff: Identifying Opportunities by Craig F. Schroeder Completing the first two steps of the Wyckoff method provides the investor or speculator with information that is essential for success. At this point, he or she knows whether to consider establishing long positions for an anticipated advance or short positions for a projected decline. In addition, he has a group of candidates from which to select the issues in which positions will be established. The next two steps of the Wyckoff method provide the basis for identifying the best opportunities from among the group of potential candidate...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: MAR 1991

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• Wyckoff: Timing Your Commitments by Craig F. Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Wyckoff: Timing Your Commitments by Craig F. Schroeder The Wyckoff method ends where it begins -- with the general market. Step 5 of the Wyckoff method, the final step and the topic of this month's discussion of the Wyckoff method, instructs the Wyckoff student to time positions in individual issues to anticipated turns in the general market. The logic of this is easy to understand. If the first four steps of the Wyckoff method have been correctly applied, the results will be enhanced by a market that is moving with a particular position. While it is true that all markets will have issues tha...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: JUN 1991

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• A Wyckoff Guide for Investors and Speculators by Craig F. Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...A Wyckoff Guide For Investors And Speculators by Craig F. Schroeder The Wyckoff method as it is taught today represents the results of more than 100 years of continuous market study. Those years have brought the development of numerous refinements and a variety of applications. The basic building blocks of the approach, however, have remained the same. The ability to stand the test of time in a field where techniques come and go as regularly as the seasons makes a working knowledge of the method a worthwhile undertaking for all serious investors and speculators. In his course in stock market...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: JAN 1991

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• Wyckoff: Relative Strength And Weakness by Craig Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Wyckoff: Relative Strength And Weakness by Craig Schroeder In his course in stock market science and technique, Richard D. Wyckoff stated the basics of his method in five steps: Step 1: Determine the present position and probable future trend of the market. Then decide how you are going to play the game: long, short or neutral. Step 2: In a bull market, select from those stocks in harmony with the market the ones that are stronger than the market. In a bear market, select those that are weaker than the market. Step 3: Using point and figure charts, select those stocks that have built up a ...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: FEB 1991

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• Wyckoff: Buying And Selling Tests by Craig F. Schroeder

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Wyckoff: Buying And Selling Tests by Craig F. Schroeder In the Richard D. Wyckoff method on stock market science and techniques, the fourth step of his approach is explained thus: Determine each stock's readiness to move, then analyze the vertical line chart and figure chart of the candidates previously selected by the use of buying and selling tests. The first three steps of the Wyckoff method are simple and easy to apply. Step four can also be simply stated. Hidden behind the simplicity in this case, however, is a wide range of considerations to be addressed, most of which require the use ...

AUTHOR: Craig F. SchroederDATE: APR 1991