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A practical guide to understanding WyckoffScan, interpreting its alerts about events, and taking each result back to the chart.
WYCKOFFSCAN IN DETAIL
WyckoffScan is a Wyckoff scanner that applies technical price and volume criteria to the available stocks and indices. Its purpose is to narrow down what you need to review and highlight behavior that may deserve closer analysis.
WyckoffScan works as a Wyckoff screener to automate an initial screening step. It does not replace your reading of structure, trend, price position, or the relationship between effort and result.
Understand the Wyckoff methodThe process keeps automated detection separate from the interpretation that belongs to the analyst.
The scanner processes completed bars and compares their price, range, close, and volume with its configured criteria.
When those criteria are met, the result identifies a specific technical event so you can find it quickly.
Open the chart and compare the event with the structure, prior trend, relevant levels, and subsequent behavior.
An alert means that a bar or sequence meets the scanner’s criteria. It is a starting point for investigating the chart; it does not tell you to buy or sell or predict the next move.
WyckoffScan analyzes the stocks and indices available on the platform. You can review the current coverage directly in the scanner.
Start with the timeframe and alert type that fit the analysis you want to carry out.
Place the detected bar within the trend, trading range, and relevant support or resistance areas.
Compare price and volume, look for later confirmation or invalidation, and apply your own risk criteria.
WyckoffScan does not predict the market, provide financial advice, or recommend buying, selling, or holding any instrument. Results may contain errors, omissions, or delays and should be checked before use.