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

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

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

This book is unreal and exactly the material I look for and can almost never find. All nuts and bolts with a full scope technical trading system that doesn’t have any useless jibber jabber. It is not for someone casually looking at the markets, it’s not supposed to be. However, this book would have totally discouraged me if I would have read it when I was starting out ( not beginner friendly at all, IMO. ) No way you should buy this on Audible you’ll have no idea what the author is talking about without the charts.

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.

I dislike the diagram in black and white, and words are too small read (need magnified glass). However, the text are clear - simplified explanation with simple language. Need to read the Wyckoff Mythology in Depth first to under the terminology used in this book.