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A quién sirve — Anyone who knows candles only and wants to understand why Wyckoff used X and O: filter noise and measure how far a issue can move after a trading range.

Point & Figure records only price changes beyond a threshold (box size), ignoring time and (in classic form) volume. Columns of X (rise) and O (fall); column reversal when price retraces reversal boxes (typically 3). In Wyckoff it implements the cause/effect law: range width = cause; vertical projection = minimum effect.

In plain terms — Mark X/O only when price moves «enough». Time disappears; clean structure and measurable targets remain.

Point and Figure X and O columns XXX OO XX Price only, no time
X/O grid — box size and reversal filter noise. Hover to explore.

Parameters

Element Meaning
X Rising column
O Falling column
Box size Minimum move for one mark
Reversal Boxes to open opposite column (e.g. 3)

P&F vs bar chart (Wyckoff)

Bar chart Point & Figure
Time Yes No
Volume Visible Absent (classic)
Range events SC, spring, SOS
Targets Levels Cause count → target
P&F count — cause and effect Horizontal count in range → minimum target on linear chart Trading range → horizontal count O X X O X X O X X O 10 columns = cause i Effect Wyckoff uses P&F as a ruler — judgment stays on context. Cyclepedia diagram · Emiciclo
Horizontal cause in range → projected minimum target.

Error típico — Using P&F as automatic buy/sell signal — in Wyckoff it is a ruler for targets; entry from events and volume on bar chart.

Ejemplo — Range 12 columns, box €1, reversal 3: projection 12 × €1 × 3 = €36 from breakout — minimum target, not promise.

Summary card

  • Role: Wyckoff cause/effect.
  • Not: standalone signal system.
  • Deep dive: P&F cause count.

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