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The intent of this video series is post-trade analysis from a Wyckoff perspective with the goal of future trade optimization. Submit YOUR trade to [email protected] and it could be featured in an upcoming episode of Anatomy of a Trade!
Digital assets are subject to the law of supply and demand and move in cycles. The Wyckoff Method, along with intermarket and behavioral finance models, is an excellent tool to analyze this new asset class.
Even veteran investors make mistakes. Private investor, Frantz Herr, presents examples of mistakes he has made in order to help pinpoint bad tendencies and work on correcting them. These are all actual trades.
The goal of the Wyckoff Structural Scanning blog series is to help the reader develop scanning skills to search for and capitalize on Wyckoff structural trading opportunities.
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Technical Analysis Organizations
The TSAA-SF, formed in 1970, is the oldest society in the United States devoted to the study and development of technical analysis of stocks and commodities. Membership in the TSAA-SF is open to individuals who are interested in technical analysis as part of their investment strategy.
The International Federation of Technical Analysts was incorporated in 1986 and is a global organization of market analysis societies and associations. IFTA is an international non-profit organization with member societies in 24 countries. The International Federation of Technical Analysts offers certification to technical analysts around the world.
The CMT Association is a global credentialing body with nearly 50 years of service to the financial industry. The Chartered Market Technician® (CMT) designation marks the highest education within the discipline and is the preeminent designation for practitioners of technical analysis worldwide.