My Journey of Discovery to Wyckoff Volume Spread Analysis

I am glad that I decided to invest in this book. Having studied the Wyckoff method in detail, I can confidently say this is the best resource I’ve come across about VSA. Once you fully absorb the material, your confidence in chart reading and understanding supply and demand dynamics will soar. However, this is not a book for beginners—you’ll need a solid grasp of Wyckoff terminology to get the most out of it. For those at an intermediate or advanced level of technical analysis, this book is packed with many 'aha' moments. The writing is clear and well-structured, and the author has clearly put significant effort into organizing the content in a logical and accessible way.

First of all, I want to thank Philip for this impressive work. I'm sure Tom Williams would have loved it if he was still among us. It may look like a cliche, but I wish I had this book in my hands two years earlier before my last (and worst) trade. Because I know if I read this book before, I wouldn't have made that bad trade (which cost me 19 months of salary btw). I guessed we were at the bottom, unfortunately we weren't... Wyckoffian, VSA trader (or investor), call yourself whatever you desire, believe me you want to read this book... After having read almost all the good stuff in the field (Anna coulling, the Wyckoff course, Tom Williams, Richard Ney, Livermore, Humphrey Neill, Hoyle, and David Weis) I knew quite right the theoretical side, but two things were still missing: identifying an accumulation zone and TIMING the trade. Waiting with patience for the last confirmation bit in order to be sure you were in an accumulation zone AND break through it to the upside. It might be hard to be sure you're in an accumulation zone, sometimes it looks entirely like it, you are so sure you jump in before leaving that "accumulation-looking" area, but unfortunately it wasn't one, and in the next few days it letterally collapses. That's sad to say, but I know I'm not the only one who lived this situation. Despite the price, I bought this book hoping I would find the last missing pieces in my learning, and I'm not disappointed AT ALL. I felt so powerful after having finished it! I started to read the bars like I never did... If my book had to dissapear tomorrow and the price was 200€, believe me I will order a new one without any hesitation. It may be true the price seems high, but somethimes you have to pay for useful knowledge, and in this case believe me it's worth it. Have you never paid a high price for a book that didn't teach you something new? I'm sure you did, we all did. The book is plenty of graphs, all in color, explained with a crytal clear language (and english is not my mothertong). I bought another book with this one but haven't read it, and I know I won't, cause I don't feel the need of any other trading book anymore... I rarely write a review, but I felt this time I had to in order to thank the writer. Happy to be in the first few ones to review this soon-to-be popular book. Thank you Philip...

Unfortunately this is a great VSA book and one you need if you want to learn VSA. I used the word 'unfortunately' because the book is way too expansive. However there are not many good VSA books and this one is the best because the most clear and complete. Tow Williams books are the foundations, you have to read them first. But are poorly organized and sometimes generic. Gavin Holmes book contains many gems but is ever more disorganized and sometimes contradict himself or is bit inaccurate. This is the best (and more expansive). Period.

J'ai appris peu de choses, confirmation de ce que je connaissait déjà.

Excellent reference for those new to VSA and for those who just want to be end of day traders. Everything is very well explained and very well illustrated.