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10/03/24

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Originally posted by verce ↑

I do like the sound of the:
"Wyckoff Spring”

a signal he quantified that occurs when a chart falls below its support and makes a new panic low but then springs back into its previous trading range. It’s a rare signal that usually occurs near market bottoms and usually happens during the last sell off on a chart.

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A few around
"Wyckoff Spring”
It’s a rare signal that usually occurs near market bottoms and usually happens during the last sell off on a chart.
Market bottoms tend to Gap down.
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