Larry Williams – Accumulation and Distribution (Audio 83 MB)_ON DVD39_

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Accumulation and Distribution (Audio 83 MB)_ON DVD39_

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Technical Analysis, Signals and Trading Systems

In technical analysis Williams Accumulation /Distribution is used to measure/compare bullish and bearish price pressure. According to Larry Williams theory a technical analysts should look for a divergence between a price and an indicator. He states that:

• buying should be considered when price makes new low, yet, accumulation/distribution indicator fails to make a new low;
• and selling should be considered when price makes new high, yet, accumulation/distribution indicator fails to make a new highs.

As a rule, when price moves up, WAD moves up – positive price movements are added to this indicator. During price decline, negative price movements are subtracted from WAD and this indicator moves down. However, since Larry Williams uses True High (TRH) and True Low (TRL) in Accumulation/Distribution calculations (see formula below), there could be situation when price makes a new high and WAD does not or price drops to a new Low and WAD fails to do it. To understand better what exactly we have when we are looking for the price/indictor divergence, we have to take a deeper look into the WAD calculations and see what kind of price behavior may lead do a divergence and why we should considered it as a buy/sell opportunity.

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