Charts and chart reading is just one part of being a successful trader or investor.
Trading itself is a very important skill, which is just as important as chart reading.
Professional trading syndicates, and hedge funds etc. employ chart readers and traders individually as separate positions, because both require important skills and knowledge. A lot of people don't excel at both these skill sets, but as an individual in the markets, you are required to have at least a reasonable understanding of both (or risk getting sliced and diced).
This thread is about Wyckoff chart reading, with only a little about 'actual trading' education.
I see that in the Forex forum @specgoldbug has just recently started a (monthly) thread which is dedicated to Trading and Trade idea's.
It is biased towards Foreign Exchange, Index, Commodity & leveraged trading no doubt, however for a large part these set ups are the same or similar as trading stocks.
I would encourage any members who are looking for some more education or idea's about actual trading (over any timeframe), to have a look at the thread.
