Niko

Gary, Thank you very much for your reply. I appreciate your comments.

Thanks for the reply, I have already read the book twice, and I am re-reading it again, and as I said I have improved my trading in a very BIG way, but there are still plenty of details I just dont understand how to identify in real time. I appreciate the information and the link you will provide. Greetings Nicolas

I have been trading Wyckoff methods for some months, with excellent results. I still have some doubts, and I wonder if some of the senior Wyckoff traders have an answer: I have not been able to accurately predict price movements from the P&F, I always overshoot. Is there any standard for defining the base of the formation, I think I am using a way to wide base. In intraday trading, the volumes depend of the hour of the day you are trading, how do you manage the volume comparison, in an absolute base or in a relative base. In range formations, I have not been able to confidently predict the exit direction; I check intrarange volumes, in order to determine if the strength is with the buyers or with the sellers, but when prices are in the springboard, I usually miss when choosing the direction. Have you found a way to determine how to differentiate a climax from a shootout. Thanks for your comments, I assume some of my questions are pretty silly.

Do you have a bullish or a bearish bias for today?