Practical workshop on volume analysis. Check how the WFO formation works!

The Volume Reversal Pattern (WFO) is probably one of the easiest situations to observe when one side of the market gains a clear advantage. Every day this pattern appears on the charts, causing a market reaction. Join the practical workshops with Rafał Glinicki and learn how to properly analyze the volume.

Practical workshops with Rafał Glinicki today!

Can you not notice that an elephant ran across your garden? Large activity big fish on the market as easily as the traces of a hypothetical elephant in our garden. It will be visible on the chart in the form of a volume, which is a representation of all buying and selling transactions in a given time frame.

During the webinar scheduled for Tuesday, March 21 at 19:00 Rafał Glinicki will discuss the examples of the Volume Reversal Pattern sent by investors, point out the most common mistakes made when determining it and answer the questions sent regarding the volume analysis.

Attend the meeting and find out:

• How does the Volume Reversal Pattern work?
• What mistakes to avoid when looking for WFO on a chart?
• What to pay attention to during VSA volume analysis?

By signing up for a free webinar, you also get access to an ebook in which Rafał Glinicki explains step by step the concept of the Volume Reversal Formation and a recording presenting a complete scheme of operation on the market based on the VSA methodology!

Get a free ebook and recording and learn:

• How to recognize reversals and corrections based on the Volume Spread Analysis methodology?
• How to notice that professionals (Smart Money) are becoming active on the market?
• How to use the Volume Reversal Pattern?

What is Volume Spread Analysis?

The main goal of the Volume Spread Analysis methodology is to try to read the intentions of the so-called Smart money – professional investors who buy and sell huge amounts of stocks or contracts every day, trading billions of dollars. The ability to recognize the stronger side of the market allows you to take a position earlier and join the movement initiated by big fish.

The creator of the Volume Spread Analysis methodology is considered to be Tom Williams - an American trader, professionally associated with a stock exchange consortium from Beverly Hills. Based on the work of another American investor, Richard Wyckoff, he created a set of rules that described the relationship between the price, the height of the price bar and the accompanying volume. One of Tom's students was Rafał Glinicki, who was the only trader in Poland to receive a personal recommendation from Williams to teach the VSA methodology.

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