Wyckoff trading method, page-388

OK here is the Wyckoff one.....

	Column 1	Column 2
0	ARa	Automatic Rally- selling pressure has been pretty much exhausted, an automatic rally often follows a selling climax.
1		A wave of buying can now easily push up prices which can be further fuelled by short covering.
2		The high of this rally will help define the top of the trading range.
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4	ARe	Automatic Reaction- with buying pretty much exhausted and heavy supply continuing, an automatic reaction often follows a buying climax.
5		The low of this selloff will help define the bottom of a trading range.
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7	BC	Buying Climax- is the point at which widening spread and the force of buying climaxes.
8		Heavy or urgent buying orders, generally placed by the public, are being filled by larger professional interests at prices near a top.
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10	BU	Back Up-  a pull back to support (that was previously resistance) on diminished spread and volume after a sign of strength.
11		This is often good place to initiate long positions or to add to profitable ones.
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13	COT	Close of Trade
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15	Creek	The “CREEK” is an analogy to a wavy line of resistance drawn loosely across rally peaks of a trading range.
16		Sometimes the Creek is simplified to a horizontal line crossing the trading range highs.
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18	Ice	The "ICE" is an analogy to a wavy line of support drawn loosely across reactions lows of a trading range
19		Sometimes the Ice is simplified to a horizontal line crossing the trading range lows.
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21	JAC	Jump Across the Creek- jumping over resistance and is a good sign if done on good spread and volume, a potential sign of strength.
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23	LPS	Last Point of Support-  a pull back to support (that was previosly resistance) on diminished spread and volume after a sign of strength.
24		This is often good place to initiate long positions, or add to profitable ones.
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26	LPSY	Last Point of Supply- a feeble attempt to rally, often with a narrow spread, after breaking through significant support.
27		This is often a good place to initiate short positions, or add to profitable ones.
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29	PS	Preliminary Support- is where substantial buying begins after a prolonged downmove.
30		Volume and spread widen and provide a signal that the downmove may be approaching its end.
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32	PSY	Preliminary Supply- is where substantial selling begins to provide pronounced resistance after an upmove.
33		Volume and spread widen and provide a signal that the upmove may be approaching its end.
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35	SC	Selling Climax- the point at which widening spread and selling pressure usually climaxes.
36		Heavy or panicky selling by the public is being absorbed by larger professional interests at prices near a bottom.
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38	Shakeout	A definitive test of available supply. Often seen as a 'violent' test of supply
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40	SOT	Shortening of the Thrust- can be seen in either uptrends or downtrends.
41		is seen as the amount of ground made or lost from new high to high to high, or new low to low to low.
42		SOT can infer that a minor ar major trend is becoming tired, or maybe coming to an end.
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44	SOS	Sign of Strength
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46	SOW	Sign of Weakness
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48	Spring	An initial break through previous support, which is rejected, and price regains its position within support again.
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50	ST	Secondary Test- a revisit of the area of a Selling Climax or Buying Climax, to test the supply demand balance at these price levels.
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52	Test	A revisit of a level where supply has previously been seen.
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54	TR	Trading Range
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56	UTAD	UpThrust After Distribution- a more definitive test for any new demand, which usually occurs in the latter stages of the TR.