The Stock Market Institute
Evans Echoes Lectures*
Welcome to the SMI Evans Echoes Lectures. Over the years, the Stock Market Institute has focused its efforts on teaching the Wyckoff Method to over 5 generations of students. While many stock issues have appeared and disappeared (Mr. Wyckoff probably would have been shocked to learn
that a stock could be named Google). the Wyckoff methods and principles have remained constant and made many Wyckoff traders very successful.
The lectures are a great opportunity to brush up on important Wyckoff principles. It's the little things we tend to forget that seem to yield the nice profits.
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EE-1:
The Shell Hunter's Tragedy
In his interesting and unique way,
Robert Evan's explains the pitfalls
awaiting the investor when a
stock
doesn't
reach its supply line during a rally.
Don't let this tragedy happen to you
EE-2:
The Wyckoff Wave, O-P Index &
Trend Barometer
The O-P Index and Trend Barometer
are important Wyckoff tools.
Coupled with the related index or stock they make any analysis easier and more accurate.
Mr. Evans' lecture on these critical market aids reinforces, as only
Bob Evans can, the lessons learned
in the basic Wyckoff course.
EE-3:
Market Philosophy,
Income Tax &
Fairchild Camera
EE-4 Market Philosophy
Mr. Evans discusses his market philosophies and debunks several conventional wisdom truisms like bear market rallies, dollar cost averaging and putting up margins. Does your philosophy match up?
EE-5 Think, Decide, Act
How any times have you seen a trade
not work out exactly as planned and,
at the critical moment, did nothing?
As Mr. Evans say "froze like a hunk of ice". We've all been there. This lecture teaches us the important lesson of making decisions before that critical moment, making it easier to act and preserve your profits. If you've been there, this is the lecture for you.
EE-6
Anticipation
The Road to Profits
A must listen for every Wyckoff student. Mr. Evans made this lecture during the "Panic of 1965".
He discussed anticipating this major market decline using the Wyckoff methods and tools. Why listen to a lecture made over 45 years ago? Because there are amazing similarities between then and the "Disaster of 2009". Evans discusses why and his road to stock market profits.
EE-7 The Law of Supply & Demand Wyckoff Wave and O-P
The Law of Supply and Demand is a critical aspect of the Wyckoff trading techniques. In this lecture, Evans revisits this significant law. One attachment is a valuable of supply and demand. The second chart is a review of the Wyckoff Wave over a 4 month period and how its relationship with the O-P and the Trend Barometer easily identify critical turning points. You'll also enjoy the gorilla story.
EE-8:
The Frog Story
This wonderful lecture was made almost 50 years ago, but when you think of the recent bear market, it could have been made yesterday. A classic example of how these important investing principles will always work for the Wyckoff trader.
EE-9: How Stocks Move
Did you know that stocks move in a trading range 80% of the time and only move within a trend 20% of the time? Mr. Evans shows us how to find that elusive20% and profit.
EE-10: Tomorrow's Battles
are
Won Today
Opportunity knocks only once and this Evan's Echo has helpful tips about how to prepare and recognize the next market move.
EE-11: The One Eyed Joe
Do
you just pay attention to a stock when it is moving? If so, like our friend old One Eyed Joe, you are probably missing out on big profits. Bob Evans insisted that this important story be told to every Wyckoff investor once every year.
EE-12:
The Oops Story
Ever said oops, like you missed something? Bob Evans took this little word and turned it into an SMI classic. When something unexpected happens, it is important to quickly adjust to changing conditions.
EE-13: The Ice Story
Another Evans classic. An important lecture about falling through support levels (the ice), what to look for and what to expect.
EE-14: Anticipating
the End of a Decline
What does a 3" x 3" card and a rubber band have to do with the end of a reaction. Mr. Evans tells us and give us some important advice on to to see when a reaction is reaching its bottom.
EE-15: Searching For Counts
How far is a stock going to move? How do we know when to close a position and maximize our profits? The answer is in the count guide. In this lecture, Mr Evans explores where to take counts and how to make sure you are not over or under counting.
EE-16: Don't Fight the Current,
or the trend. An important lecture about understanding the directions or trends of stocks and the market and then following them to nice profits.
EE-17: The Bridge Story
Even though the law of cause and effect is a basic Wyckoff rinciple.do you really believe? There were times Bob Evans didn't, but this lecture is about this important law really, really works. Listen and profit.
EE-18: Using Market Tools
Are your stocks snails, ducks or grasshoppers? Once you decide, here are some excellent tools to help you find the right ones.
EE-19 Important Words,
Supply & Demand
Mr. Evans urges us to stop using the technical terms and interject the words supply and demand to explain each of our market actions. By saying, we understand. By understanding, we profit.
EE-20: Good Sound Reasons or Reasons That Just Sound Good
(no charts)
A very interesting commentary on what happens in the market. Are the professional operators buying or just testing? How important is stock sponsorship? Mr. Evans answers these important questions and gives us all a better understanding on how the market really operates.
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EE-21: You Have to Have a Cause
Mr. Evans uses a soybeans commodities chart to describe the law of cause and effect. Whether you trade stocks or commodities, understanding this critical rule is a proven moneymaker.
EE-22: Learning Lessons
with Union Carbide-Part 1
Can you learn Wyckoff principles by studying a 60 year old chart? The beauty of Wyckoff is that what worked 60 years ago work just as well today.
EE-23: Learning Lessons
with Union Carbide-Part 2
Join Bob Evans as you chart and paper trade Union Carbide. It is a fascinating and worthwhile exercise.
EE-25: Who's Boss?
Are you really in charge of your trading activities? Bob Evans say's "Until you're the boss, don't enter the market" This lecture helps you become the Boss.
EE:27: Market Phases
Many traders look for extremes and miss opportunities. This is especially true when we look at accumulation of distribution phases. Mr. Evans' in depth study of market phases and the count guide will help you find those missed opportunities
EE-28: Look for Principles,
Not Bargains
There are no bargains in the stock market. Was General Motors a bargain at $5.00. Many people thought so. This lecture focuses on ignoring the "bargains" and finding good stocks and better profits.
EE-29:What-How-Why
(no charts)
Just sit back and listen as Mr. Evans looks into the the reasoning behind successful trading. When you make a market decision, do you always completely understand the reasoning that went into your decision. If not, this lecture is for you.
EE-30: The End of a Down Move
An excellent discussion of Waves and down moves and what is experienced at the end on a down move and the beginning of an up move. Evans uses all the Wyckoff tools to make his important points.
EE-33: When a Spring Isn't a Spring
There are many different types of springs, but one truth. That is supply must never be present. Mr. Evans lectures on springs and how, if not examined carefully, they may be deceiving and expensive.
EE-36: Hunting For Bargains
Low priced stocks are usually considered bargains. But, are they? Prematurely taking a position in a low priced stock can tie up our funds and prevent us from finding better opportunities. Mr. Evans show us how to avoid these "bargain" traps.
EE-40: Answering the Basic Questions
In this lecture, Mr. Evans focuses on answering a student's question on trading ranges and discusses ending action and the emotional discomfort of taking a position at the wrong time. If you've been there, and we all have, this lecture is for you.
EE-41: Buying on Climaxes
Do you think there is a mechanical interpretation to the market? If you do, listen to this lecture on the Wyckoff principles, how they apply to climaxes and why mechanical decisions almost always result in losses.
EE-42: Stepping Stone Counts
Mr. Evans uses a 50 year old chart, not to discuss the stock, but to reinforces the Wyckoff principles present in New York Central. He emphasizes the count guide, the importance of stepping stone counts and what principles to look for as a stock reaches its objective.
EE-43:The Importance of Thrusts
Stocks move in thrusts. What messages do these thrusts send to the Wyckoff trader? Mr. Evans discusses this important principle in depth and gives us some important trading advice.
EE-44: Interpreting the Intra-day
In the stock market, nothing ever happens by chance. Mr. Evans lectures on anticipating what is about to happen by analyzing the earlier action and then determining the cause that will produce the effect and the next move.
EE-46: Understanding
Selling Climaxes
In this important discussion, Mr. Evans answers questions like: What is a climax? What causes a climax? And most importantly, how do you anticipate the climax and what actions do you take?
EE-47: Buy the Ones that are Moving
Where and how do you find the stocks that will make you a profit? Mr. Evans answers this critical question, but will you take his advice? Listen and learn
EE-49: Reviewing Price &
Volume Principles
This interesting covers a variety of Wyckoff principles relating to price and volume. This little primer answers many questions and reminds us when we should be buying stocks.
EE-51: Potential Trading Opportunities
In this lecture, Mr. Evans studies a stock as the action unfolds, so you can discover, on your own, trading opportunities, as they develop. A great way to learn.
EE-52: Trading a HIgher Priced Stock
How important is the price of a stock you are thinking of buying? According to Bob Evans, not very. This lecture discusses what to really look for, when considering a market position.
EE-53: What to Buy and When
Look for stocks that will respond to the next rally (or reaction). Mr. Evans discusses where they are and what to look for.
EE-55: Learning From Mistakes
Mistakes can be a great learning experience. In this lecture, Mr. Evans looks at mistakes made by Wyckoff students and offers some good advice on how not to repeat them.
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