Added some Wyckoff analysis for reference on another post.
I know it doesn't look exact, but patterns don't have to follow the examples perfectly. That's what Wyckoff's accumulation drawings are - schematics. If you've ever worked on something where you simulate and then install on physical equipment, there are always minute differences between the two. So in this case, the schematics are a template, which many charts can fit.
Let me know what yall think
Not financial advice
I know it doesn't look exact, but patterns don't have to follow the examples perfectly. That's what Wyckoff's accumulation drawings are - schematics. If you've ever worked on something where you simulate and then install on physical equipment, there are always minute differences between the two. So in this case, the schematics are a template, which many charts can fit.
Let me know what yall think
Not financial advice
Komen:
Apologies for the small text, i didn't think it would include my indicators at the bottom. Oh well, get your magnifying glasses out
