WMD classes focus on current market interpretation. In these sessions, WMD class instructors Bruce and Roman discuss their views on the current market structure and possible short-term and long-term developments. In general, WMD classes are not intended for the expansion of students’ formal knowledge or skills. Instead, instructors perform exercises like the “last bar” analysis, which describes current market dynamics in detail and in real time. Here’s an opportunity to interact with two experienced and knowledgeable instructors and traders, and to discuss the various financial markets, including stocks, futures, and currencies.

If you would like to have a stock or other instrument analyzed, please email the symbol and annotated chart(s), and up to three questions/comments about your submission, to [email protected] no later than 12:00 noon (Pacific Time) the day of the session.

When you sign up for the Wyckoff Market Discussion (WMD), you will receive an email invitation to join the WMD Dropbox folder. In order to review recordings of these sessions, you MUST accept this invitation. Once you do, you will be able to access and download the four most recent WMD recordings. (Please check your junk mail folder if you don’t see this invitation within 48 hours after you’ve subscribed.) 

If you have a free 3 GB Dropbox account, you may receive a “Not enough space” pop-up when you try to view a WMD recording. This is because the folder in which it is located contains multiple WMD sessions, and combined with your other storage takes up more than 3 GB of space.

There are at least two versions of the “Not enough space” pop-up, both of which will take you to thumbnails or a list of all the WMD recordings.

• One pop-up version has a “Preview this folder” link under “Not enough space.” Clicking on this link will allow you to see thumbnails or a list of all the recordings in the folder.
• The other pop-up version only says “Get more space.” If this is what you see, close the pop-up and then click on the 3 dots to the far right of the video information. You’l then get a dropdown menu that includes the option “View folders.” Clicking on that brings up thumbnails or a list of all the WMD recordings.

Once you click on any of these thumbnails or video links, you will be able to view the first hour of the recording only (a limitation imposed by Dropbox).

To view any recording in its entirety, click on the thumbnail, which will bring up the 1-hr version AND a “Download” button in the upper right corner of that window. You can then download the full-length recording directly to your computer or to your Dropbox account – it’s your choice. Both should work equally well.

These workarounds sound more complicated than they really are; please email us at [email protected] if you still cannot view the recordings.

**If you download the recordings, we would like to remind you that all WMD materials are copyrighted. We request that you respect our copyright and that you not share, post, distribute or otherwise disseminate any of this information.**

You can increase the speed of playback by downloading the recording on your device and watching the video in a player such as Quicktime and VLC.