Springs are a trading strategy that indicates an imminent change in trend. We walk through the details of the trading strategy and criteria to follow as described by Richer Wyckoff and David Weis.

Weis describes springs as a washout of a trading range or support level that fails to follow through and leads to an upward reversal. Stating that the main idea behind the notion of springs, up-thrusts, and shortening of the thrust is lack of follow-through.

David Weis summarised Richard Wyckoff's trading approach from 100 years ago in his book Trades About To Happen. The lessons from these books are summarised in this tutorial and the SUMMARY SHEET can be downloaded here:
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Trading Small-Cap Miners - the High and Tight Flag tutorial is here:
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Finer Market Points connects leading market themes with the best performing companies for better trading. Finer Market Points is presented by Christopher Hall with Shares In Play looking at the best performing growth shares and ASX small caps riding the tailwind of the industry themes leading the market higher. The Hot stocks to trade now range from ASX 200 blue chips to small tech stocks and mining stocks with the strongest performances.

Chapters:
Learning Wyckoff Springs 0:53
1) What is a Wyckoff Spring? 1:30
2) Who is Richard Wyckoff? 2:04
3) Who is David Weiss? 2:37
Top Wyckoff Spring Quotes 3:13
4 x Key Points of Wyckoff Springs 3:40
4) Volume Indicate Selling Pressure - Low Volume Springs 4:46
5E Advanced Materials ABR.ASX low volume examples 6:21
AVZ Minerals AVZ ASX low volume selling example 8:03
5) Reward for Effort - High Volume Springs 8:55
Springs - High Volume Quote 10:04
Fortescue Metals Group FMG ASX - Shortening of Thrust and High-Volume Spring example 10:42
Cimic Group CIM ASX High and Low Volume Springs 12:09
6) East of Movement - Rally from the Spring 14:12
Bega Cheese BGA ASX - ease of movement example 15:08
Southern Cross Medica SXL ASX - High Volume rally from Spring 17:42
7) Shortening of the Thrust (SOT) 19:06
Shortening of thrust (SOT) in FMG ASX 20:15
8) The Coil 21:50
Tightening of Pattern - the coil in FMG ASX 22:32
9) Position of the Close 24:12
Eagers Automotive APE ASX shows the importance of the position of the close 25:50
OM Holdings OMH - High Coil for the importance of the closes 26:55
10) Position of the Pattern 28:01
Southern Cross example of the position of the spring in the overall pattern 29:38
11) Absorption Lines 30:50
Core Lithium CXL ASX example of Absorption Lines 31:22
12) Gapping Springs 32:42
Bega Cheese BGA ASX example of gapping spring 34:56
13) Failed Springs 36:38
Regis Resources RRL ASX - failed spring example 38:18

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