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Richard Wyckoff Count Projection

Apple

The Wyckoff count projection is the measure of energy from a compression zone, and the expected release of such energy.

All about physics. Energy build up (Cause) is released (Effect).

The Apple Inc chart is select for our study.

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"[Point and] figure charts are more valuable than vertical [bar] charts." ~ Richard D Wyckoff

"If it's obvious, it's obviously wrong." ~ Joe Granville

 

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