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WyckoffScan Price and Volume Analysis
Find charts worth studying. WyckoffScan highlights price and volume observations to help you select assets and analyze them in context.
Explore the scannerFree access · US stocks and indices · Daily, weekly and monthly
Alerts updated after each bar closes, usually within a few hours.
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WYCKOFFSCAN IN PRACTICE
What is WyckoffScan and how is it used?
WyckoffScan applies price and volume criteria based on the Wyckoff methodology to identify alerts about market events. This type of tool is also known as a Wyckoff screener; its results are a starting point for studying each chart in context.
Screening
The scanner applies Wyckoff criteria to stocks and indices to identify price and volume behaviour.
Selection
The results help you decide which assets are worth reviewing on their charts.
Analysis
Study each case in context: structure, price position, and the relationship between price and volume.
Events you can find
Range compression
Narrow bars and 2Bar NR and 3Bar NR patterns.
Reversals and effort versus result
Reversals, climaxes and imbalances between volume and price movement.
PROJECT UPDATES
WyckoffScan news
WyckoffScan Has a New Look
WyckoffScan has a new look. We've refreshed the website, and you can take a look now.
The Wyckoff Event Scanner Is Back, Free of Charge
You can now browse all events on the Wyckoff scanner for free. If you'd rather get alerts on Telegram, just ask us.
Improved Reversal Bar Detection
We've fine-tuned the bot to spot bars that may mark a turn in the market, either upward (bottom reversal) or downward (top reversal).
Legal disclaimer and risk disclosure
WyckoffScan is an educational and informational tool. It does not provide financial advice or investment recommendations. Technical analysis does not guarantee results, and trading financial markets involves risk, including the possible total or partial loss of capital.