Wyckoff Cycle - Practical Example (SUI)Dear TradingView community and fellow traders,
I am Richard, also known as theSignalyst.
I find the SUI daily chart to be intriguing as it appears to be following the famous Wyckoff Cycle.
I would like to apply Richard Wyckoff's four market stages/phases to this chart for analysis as a practical example.
1️⃣ Accumulation
SUI rejected the $0.50 round number and entered an accumulation phase, consolidating for several months.
2️⃣ MarkUp
After breaking above the accumulation range at $1, SUI kicked off the markup phase.
3️⃣ Distribution
SUI found resistance at the $5.50 round number, with the lower bound of its range near $4—forming a wide distribution phase.
4️⃣ MarkDown
Once SUI broke below the $4 major low and exited the distribution zone, it transitioned into the markdown phase.
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1️⃣ Accumulation
After finding support around the $2 round number, SUI hovered within a range, forming another accumulation phase.
2️⃣ MarkUp
We're here 🙂 This week, SUI broke above the $2.80 major high and the accumulation range—signaling the beginning of a new markup phase.
❓ What's next?
Will SUI continue to trade higher from here, or will this cycle play out differently?
I hope you find this post useful, and I would appreciate your likes and support.
Which scenario do you think is more likely to happen first? and why?
📚 Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management.
Good luck!
All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly!
~Richard
