[thecloser]

Is there any real diference between mastering the market by tom williams and the undeclared secrets that drive the market by tom williams? Do you recommend one over the other
thanks
TC

[SRspider]

Hello,
Being a new comer I think new people would benefit from some definitions. I got these terms from another post which is not quoted. I'll start with what I have read and please feel free to add or change anything I may have made a mistake on:

1. tests-
2. shakeouts-
3. no demand-a norrow range bar with volume less than the previous 2 bars that closes up from previous bar.
4. stopping volume
5. pushing through supply
6. upthrust
7. selling/buying climax
8. climactic action
9. support/weakness coming in
10. trap up/down move
11. no result after strong effort
12. selling/buying pressure
13. bottom reversal
14. end of a rising market
15. squat-volume greater than the previous bar with range less than the previous bar.
16. WRB-Body greater than the previous 3 bars
17. Narrow Range-

[SRspider]

Well the VSA summary pretty much gives you a link to find the definition and chart examples of almost everything described, so i guess it would not be necessary to put up the definitions.

[DbPhoenix]

Originally Posted by thecloser »

Is there any real diference between mastering the market by tom williams and the undeclared secrets that drive the market by tom williams? Do you recommend one over the other
thanks
TC

Master the Markets is largely a promotional tool for a software company. The Undeclared Secrets that Drive the Stock Market is Williams' original work. So it depends on what you want. Google either one.

[BlowFish]

Originally Posted by SRspider »

Hello,

15. squat-volume greater than the previous bar with range less than the previous bar.
16. WRB-Body greater than the previous 3 bars
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I may be wrong but I don't believe those are VSA terms.

[DbPhoenix]

Originally Posted by BlowFish »

I may be wrong but I don't believe those are VSA terms.

No, they're not. Scan Undeclared Secrets using Ctrl+F to find definitions and explanations.

[Gringo]

Originally Posted by SRspider »

Hello,
Being a new comer I think new people would benefit from some definitions. I got these terms from another post which is not quoted. I'll start with what I have read and please feel free to add or change anything I may have made a mistake on:

1. tests-
2. shakeouts-
3. no demand-a norrow range bar with volume less than the previous 2 bars that closes up from previous bar.
4. stopping volume
5. pushing through supply
6. upthrust
7. selling/buying climax
8. climactic action
9. support/weakness coming in
10. trap up/down move
11. no result after strong effort
12. selling/buying pressure
13. bottom reversal
14. end of a rising market
15. squat-volume greater than the previous bar with range less than the previous bar.
16. WRB-Body greater than the previous 3 bars
17. Narrow Range-

Hi,

One word to describe all the above: Sex

[sakthigm]

As I am pretty new to this VSP. I badly need of this and I thought of asking thru forum itself before seeing thread and did it also.

Tnx,
Sakthi