Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis)

For those of you who have been swindled by the insane amount of false retail trading information out there. Here is the actual true process and method that tells you how the market works, how to find your trades and what the market is actually telling you. This is what all of the institutions train their traders on because it is based on what actually makes up the market. I you take the time to commit every word of this book to memory and deed you will be a profitable trader for your entire life.

Full of very valuable information. If you're not a seasoned Wyckoff trader, I highly recommend you to read the book multiple times.

This is my second read of the author's two-book series on trading the Wyckoff methodology; and this second book went into the most granular of details while expounding on his first book. The way the author seamlessly merges the two principles, i.e. Wyckoff and Volume Profile, makes you want to keep reading and learning! Very well written and thoroughly explained in the simplest, yet logical way! Kudos!

"Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow" by David H. Weis is an insightful and informative book that delves into the Wyckoff Method and its application to modern trading. The book builds upon the concepts introduced in the author's previous work and provides new insights into the method's use in current market conditions. Weis's writing style is clear and concise, with a focus on practical examples and applications. He uses charts and diagrams to illustrate key concepts and make the material more accessible to readers. The author's extensive experience in the field is evident in his writing, as he provides valuable insights and real-world examples that traders can use to improve their trading skills. The book covers a range of topics, including market structures, volume profiles, and order flow analysis. Weis explains how these concepts can be used to identify trading opportunities, manage risk, and make informed trading decisions. He also provides specific examples of how to apply these concepts in various market conditions, making the material more accessible to traders of all skill levels. One of the book's unique aspects is its focus on the Wyckoff Method's use in modern trading. Weis provides insights into how the method can be applied to current market conditions, including the impact of electronic trading and high-frequency trading on market dynamics. The book is highly effective in teaching the subject matter, and readers will benefit from the author's extensive experience and practical advice. The explanations are clear and concise, and the use of charts and diagrams makes the material more accessible to traders of all skill levels. One area where the book could be improved is in its organization. The material is sometimes presented in a disjointed manner, which can make it challenging to follow. However, this is a minor issue that does not detract from the overall value of the book. Overall, "Wyckoff 2.0" is an excellent resource for traders looking to improve their skills and gain a deeper understanding of the Wyckoff Method. Traders of all skill levels will benefit from the author's insights and practical advice. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in improving their trading skills and achieving greater success in the markets.

Great book. Data-driven approach made feasible by modern tools, incorporated with the classic Wyckoff methodology. I've learned so much from this book and it really opened my eyes. It's a bit hard to read though so it requires serious commitment to get the most out of it.

I have been studying Wykoff methods for a few years but this is the most comprehensive book I have come across yet. This needs work to fully understand and takes time to practice the concepts and I have been paper trading the concepts and methods to fully grasp the techniques.. it works extremely well. Highly recommend this book. Angelo

A major downside to this book is the figures are too small and too faint to read. Additionally figures are not referenced within the text. Figures often do not provide a legend and there is not context around the figures. Overall, I see the book as too wordy.

I found the book to be great at presenting creative methods for seeing where institutional investors are attempting to get positions in a market. All the methods do not stand alone for making a trade, but are confirmed by other tools. If you can enter a trade (long or short) with a good odds of going with the large investors, a successful trade is going to be likely. The book is not something you can skim over. It takes concentration to grasp methods detailed. I consider Wyckoff 2.0 to be a great book for the serious investor.

It works, the more you make it thicker apply it works much better and gives you better feeling in skin

alles super , danke

The author has written a follow-up to further explain how to apply the Wyckoff methodology. This second book is a nice complementary work to the author's first book. Here, the author provides real-world examples of how to apply the methodology in practice. The concepts contained in this book are more advanced than the first book. Thus, I would recommend that you read the first book to understand all the terminologies outlined in the original Wyckoff methodology. Without such a foundational understanding of the basic method, it will be difficult to appreciate the content in this second volume. But if you have already read the first book, then this second book is a great addition to help you learn how to apply the Wyckoff methodology in practice.

This is the third in a series of three books on investing by RV Chaves. I bought it because I want to retire and my pension isn’t enough to live on so I am looking for a way to boost my income before I blow all my savings. The first book in the series, Trading & Investing For Beginners, gives you a good grounding in investing in a wide range of markets and doing so in such a way that with a lot of effort and a lot of discipline, you can make a decent living from investing, or at least pay the bills. The second book takes us into the heart of the Wykoff Methodology, which is the author’s special area of expertise. Richard Wykoff was a trader in New York who died in 1934. Nearly a century ago he developed a system whereby the small retail trader could track what the big players – the market movers – are doing and copy them. This third book gives us an overview of the markets today. It then gives a detailed description of how to combine volume and order flow analysis with the author’s updated take on Wykoff, which he calls Wykoff 2.0. The author then shows you how to build your own trading strategy based on these tools. This book has a lot of complicated information and unless you’re already familiar with the markets, it is worth reading the first two books in the series before you tackle this one. I have to say that the book is self-published, which means that some of the graphs and tables are not very clear, especially the tables, which I suspect were originally in colour but are printed in monochrome. It is best to read the book through once to understand the contents, then use it with books one and two to develop your trading strategy and – very important this – your trading journal. I recommend this book and the others in the series because for about sixty-five quid you are getting a training course that others are charging four figures for.

His three books are all you need to know to be a proper trader. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.