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Practical Applications of the Wyckoff Method of Trading and Investing

Released on Tuesday, March 17, 2015•STRATEGIES

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In this overview of the Wyckoff Method, Mr. Roman Bogomazov will present practical trading tools originally developed by Richard D. Wyckoff over a century ago. Many successful professional traders approach the market using Wyckoffs timeless principles, which were based on his observations of the activities of large market operators, including the legendary Jesse Livermore and James Keene. Roman will highlight the importance of: (i) stock and industry relative strength analysis, (ii) the positions of a stock and the overall market within a trend, and (iii) supply and demand confirmation of directional bias. In a case study, Roman will illustrate how these techniques can anticipate and identify the beginning of a trend, and will demonstrate modern tools for Wyckoff analysis. Traders of all levels of skill and experience will benefit from this presentation.

Roman Bogomazov

Technical Securities Analysts Association of San Francisco, President

Roman Bogomazov is an internationally recognized expert on the Wyckoff method of trading and investing. He is an adjunct professor at Golden Gate University (GGU), where he teaches the Wyckoff method as well as trading plan development, back-testing, and trading performance. He is also a Principal with Wyckoff Associates, LLC, an enterprise dedicated to providing online Wyckoff method education to traders throughout the world. He provides consulting services to hedge fund managers and investment advisors on trading strategies and implementation, and also coaches individual and professional traders. His educational background includes a BS (Economics and Management) from the University of Maryland and an MS (Finance) as well as a certificate in Technical Market Analysis from GGU. He has been an active trader of stocks and futures for twenty years.

Roman has recently served as president of the Technical Securities Analysts Association San Francisco, and as a board member of the International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA).