Wyckoff accumulation describes how large players quietly build positions at a market bottom, in a repeatable sequence: a Selling Climax, an Automatic Rally, a Secondary Test, an optional Spring (a final stop-hunt below the low), a Last Point of Support, and finally a Sign of Strength. Recognizing the phase helps a trader tell a true bottom from a temporary pause.
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What is Wyckoff accumulation?
Wyckoff accumulation describes how large players quietly build positions at a market bottom, in a repeatable sequence: a Selling Climax, an Automatic Rally, a Secondary Test, an optional Spring (a final stop-hunt below the low), a Last Point of Support, and finally a Sign of Strength. Recognizing the phase helps a trader tell a true bottom from a temporary pause.