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Hello Marcel,,,

This is the 1931 course......

Richard Wyckoff established Wyckoff Associates Inc. which became the Stock Market Institute ,SMI.

Richard Wyckoff died in 1934 . Robert E. Stanlaus assumed the responsibility to continue to offer the public specialized education in the stock market science and technique. He expanded the program with material (that) he and Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing.

This is the 1934 course published after Richard Wyckoff's death
revised by material Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing.

In 1951 Mr. Robert G. Evans began his career as the promulgator of the Wyckoff Course. Mr. Evans made considerable contributions to the benefit of all students of market action. They are most notable in the further development of technical analysis, market psychology and philosophy. His unique talent in using analogies to explain various market phenomena and principles (has) become an inseparable part of the Wyckoff Course.

The ice story , the creek story etc

Now who was Robert Evans and what were his credentials ?

It is very likely that these analogies ( Wyckoff used analogies himself ) date back to the time when Evans was learning the Principles from Richard Wyckoff

What is resistance what is support ?
Resistance is a flow of supply across the rally tops
It is not a line.......It is something met up ahead that needs to be crossed
JUMPED , when it can be.

I see the Evan's analogies as the making visible of the Principles of the Wyckoff Method

Lloyd I. Andrews succeeded Robert Evans in 1967.

So the course is alive and has lineage ( very good one )
At it's heart is the original course of Richard Wyckoff

Richard D. Wyckoff text in Stock Market Science and Technique .

Tom Williams

motorway
DYOR Always...

<blockquote data-quote="motorway" data-source="post: 333735" data-attributes="member: 7360">Hello Marcel,,,This is the 1931 course......Richard Wyckoff established&nbsp; Wyckoff Associates Inc. which became the Stock Market Institute ,SMI.Richard Wyckoff died in 1934 . Robert E. Stanlaus assumed the responsibility to continue to offer the public specialized education in the stock market science and technique.&nbsp; He expanded the program with material (that) he and Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing.&nbsp; This is the 1934 course published after Richard Wyckoff&#039;s deathrevised by material Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing.In 1951 Mr. Robert G. Evans began his career as the promulgator of the Wyckoff Course.&nbsp; Mr. Evans&nbsp; made considerable contributions to the benefit of all students of market action.&nbsp; They are most notable in the further development of technical analysis, market psychology and philosophy.&nbsp; His unique talent in using analogies to explain various market phenomena and principles (has) become an inseparable part of the Wyckoff Course.&nbsp; The ice story , the creek story etcNow who was Robert Evans and what were his credentials ?It is very likely that these analogies ( Wyckoff used analogies himself ) date back to the time when Evans was learning the Principles from Richard WyckoffWhat is resistance what is support ?Resistance is a flow of supply across the rally topsIt is not a line.......It is something met up ahead that needs to be crossedJUMPED , when it can be.I see the Evan&#039;s analogies as the making visible of the Principles of the Wyckoff Method&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Lloyd I. Andrews succeeded Robert Evans in 1967.So the course is alive and has lineage ( very good one )At it&#039;s heart is the original course of Richard WyckoffRichard D. Wyckoff text in Stock Market Science and Technique .&nbsp;Tom Williams motorwayDYOR <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp; Always...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="motorway, post: 333735, member: 7360"] Hello Marcel,,, This is the 1931 course...... Richard Wyckoff established [B]Wyckoff Associates Inc.[/B] which became the Stock Market Institute ,[B]SMI[/B]. Richard Wyckoff died in 1934 . Robert E. Stanlaus assumed the responsibility to continue to offer the public specialized education in the stock market science and technique. [B]He expanded the program with material (that) he and Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing. [/B] This is the 1934 course published after Richard Wyckoff's death revised by material [B]Mr. Wyckoff had written since the original printing[/B]. In 1951 Mr. Robert G. Evans began his career as the promulgator of the Wyckoff Course. Mr. Evans made considerable contributions to the benefit of all students of market action. They are most notable in the further development of technical analysis, market psychology and philosophy. [B]His unique talent in using analogies to explain various market phenomena and principles (has) become an inseparable part of the Wyckoff Course. [/B] The ice story , the creek story etc Now who was Robert Evans and what were his credentials ? It is very likely that these analogies ( Wyckoff used analogies himself ) date back to the time when Evans was learning the Principles from Richard Wyckoff What is resistance what is support ? Resistance is a flow of supply across the rally tops It is not a line.......It is something met up ahead that needs to be crossed JUMPED , [B][I]when it can be[/I][/B]. I see the Evan's analogies as the making visible of the Principles of the Wyckoff Method Lloyd I. Andrews succeeded Robert Evans in 1967. So the course is alive and has lineage ( very good one ) At it's heart is the [B]original[/B] course of Richard Wyckoff Richard D. Wyckoff text in Stock Market Science and Technique . Tom Williams motorway DYOR :) Always... [/QUOTE]

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