What it shows
Measures waves between points you place on the chart. Each pair of adjacent points can show price change, total volume and elapsed time; the tool can also compare the largest and smallest waves in each direction.
Chart example
How to read it
Choose the number of points and place them in historical order. The default is 7; select 1–20 without unused points cluttering the chart. Optional snapping refines nearby wave extremes. A missing, duplicate or inconsistent point must not be read as a fully resolved measured wave.
Available controls
Point count, snapping/radius, connecting lines/numbers, percent or point change, time units, display divisors, volume and extreme-wave comparison.
Every tool is included
Choose the subscription length that suits you. Every plan includes all groups and all integrated platform indicators, with no separate charges for Larry Williams, Student Wyckoff or W.D. Gann. Build new combinations within your account.
How to open the platform
- Sign in to your personal account and download the Student Wyckoff DeMark application for Windows. Run the downloaded file; an application shortcut appears on your desktop at first launch.
- Connect from the application and sign in with your usual platform login and password in the browser it opens. The application provides the data connection; charts and settings remain in your browser.
- Keep the application and connection tab open while working. Next time, launch from the desktop shortcut. If the connection is interrupted, reconnect and load the chart again.
Yes. Clients need Student Wyckoff DeMark for Windows, downloaded from their personal account. After installation, launch it from the desktop shortcut. Charts, indicators and workspaces open in your browser while the application maintains the data connection. Windows 10/11 and internet access are required.