[rollotape9]

Hi everyone,

I guess the moderators of the Wyckoff forum believe that trading using the Wyckoff method should not be posted in the Wyckoff forum. Go figure.

I guess I will be setting up camp here to continue the abbreviated portion of the Wyckoff newsletter.

For traders who are interested in following this newsletter can begin with the Bob's Adaption thread posted in the Wyckoff forum that was closed and then continue to this forum.

Sorry for the disruption,
Rollotape

[monad]

Guess they wish to keep it pure Wyckoff, devoid of the various other terms like jumping over the creek, breaking the ice etc which is not in the original Wyckoff.
Folks at ltg-trading.com also employ these terminology, VSA lot have their own, so really having a separate thread in another forum for discussion should not be a problem. However if you keep on about the newsletter, then obviously this will be construed as exhorting traders in here to subscribe.

[Tams]

maybe you can call it the Rollotape Newsletter

[sevensa]

Originally Posted by rollotape9 »

Hi everyone,

I guess the moderators of the Wyckoff forum believe that trading using the Wyckoff method should not be posted in the Wyckoff forum. Go figure.

I guess I will be setting up camp here to continue the abbreviated portion of the Wyckoff newsletter.

For traders who are interested in following this newsletter can begin with the Bob's Adaption thread posted in the Wyckoff forum that was closed and then continue to this forum.

Sorry for the disruption,
Rollotape

What are your intentions with this thread? To get subscribers for your subscription based newsletter or to educate people in your method of trading? I will give you the benefit of the doubt for now, but this look very much like you are using this as free advertising for your for fee services.

[erierambler]

Originally Posted by rollotape9 »

Hi everyone,

I guess the moderators of the Wyckoff forum believe that trading using the Wyckoff method should not be posted in the Wyckoff forum. Go figure.


Sorry for the disruption,
Rollotape

Yes, I'm disappointed that this happened. Obviously you have been subjected to some heavy-handedness. But such is life sometimes
Looking forward to your thread with interest. It should spice things up a bit. Anyone who has taken the SMI course for Wyckoff has been introduced to Evans.
good luck,
erie

[brownsfan019]

Just ask DB to move those posts into this thread. Very easily done via the moderation controls. No point of having a closed thread elsewhere.

[Eiger]

Originally Posted by erierambler »

Yes, I'm disappointed that this happened. Obviously you have been subjected to some heavy-handedness. But such is life sometimes
Looking forward to your thread with interest. It should spice things up a bit. Anyone who has taken the SMI course for Wyckoff has been introduced to Evans.
good luck,
erie

I agree. Once again I am reminded of the adage that the true character of a person is revealed by what he or she does. No matter. This is as good a place as any for discussing Wyckoff. Bob Evans was a great educator in my judgement. Have you ever listened to the tape series he did from about the 1940s through the late 1960s? There are some real gems there. (For those who may be unware, Robert Evans owned Wyckoff Associates after Wyckoff died and developed what is now know as Unit 3 - the tape series - of the Wyckoff Course. He also did weekly chart analysis sent out via tape of current stocks).

Instead of making Wyckoff more obscure, he worked hard to help the average guy learn the method. Plus, he added some wonderful material to the course. Evans's work, along with Wyckoff's case study of the 1930-31 market are some of the most important Wyckoff material for me. And, I agree with Rollotape - the 1930-31 case study had much to say about bar analysis.

I am looking forward to this thread, too.

Eiger

[Eiger]

Originally Posted by Tams »

maybe you can call it the Rollotape Newsletter

Just as a friendly FYI - Rollotape was a pen name used by Wyckoff in early writing like Studies in Tape Reading