Point And Figure Part III — What You Actually Get
Point And Figure Part III is the session where Wyckoff Analytics stops teaching P&F as a charting curiosity and turns it into a systematic count-and-target process. Three uncut sessions run 1.72 GB, 1.89 GB and 2.55 GB — roughly six gigabytes of screen time on one topic — each backed by the original PDF workbook from the February 2020 series. If you already own the earlier Point and Figure material, this is the part that completes it.
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Wyckoff’s Law of Cause and Effect forms the foundation for his exceptional method of estimating price objectives using Point-and-Figure (P&F) charts. The underlying concept is deceptively simple, with the Cause equaling the horizontal P&F count in a trading range, which in turn generates an Effect or price target from the resulting trend. To obtain consistently reliable results with Wyckoff P&F charting, however, traders need a systematic approach, with guidelines that accommodate differences in trading range structures and timeframes.
We provided just such an approach, including some advanced and relatively new refinements, in our prior Point-and-Figure courses, which are among the most popular of all our on-demand courses. Point-and-Figure Part III, was developed in response to many student requests for additional applications of this remarkably versatile tool.
The course will include a review of some P&F fundamentals, followed by more advanced techniques. Although there is no prerequisite for Point-And-Figure Part III, we recommend that students also take Part I and Part II, but it is not nessessary.
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Session Recordings · Developing a Systematic Approach — 3 videos · 6.16 GB
- Z-Access — 1 · PnF Part 1 — Developing Systematic Approach (1.72 GB)
- Z-Access — 1 · PnF Part 2 — Developing Systematic Approach (1.89 GB)
- Z-Access — 1 · PnF Part 3 — Developing Systematic Approach (2.55 GB)
Workbooks & Slides — 3 PDFs
- P-and-F-PartIII-2.13.2020.pdf (6.03 MB)
- P-and-F-PartIII-2.20.2020.pdf (3.46 MB)
- P-and-F-PartIII-2.27.2020.pdf (8.61 MB)
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How Point And Figure Part III Compares
| Aspect | Generic P&F tutorial | Point And Figure Part III |
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| Session length | 20–40 minutes | Three sessions, 1.72–2.55 GB each |
| Approach | How to read the chart | How to build a systematic approach |
| Wyckoff integration | None | Taught inside the Wyckoff framework |
| Slides / workbooks | None | Three dated PDFs, one per session |
| Horizontal counts | Mentioned | Core of the systematic method |
| Total size | Under 1 GB | 6.18 GB on a single topic |
Why Buy Point And Figure Part III Here
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Point and figure is the one Wyckoff tool that turns accumulation reading into an actual price target, and Part III is where the count becomes systematic. Six files, six gigabytes, one skill. Pair it with the earlier parts and the wider Wyckoff and trading library.
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