Wyckoff screener
A TraderAcero toolEvery morning, after the daily candle closes, the radar analyses hundreds of crypto, stock, ETF, commodity, index and forex assets. Only the ones with a live Wyckoff event make it here, each with its phase, its invalidation level frozen when the event appeared, its structural projection and whether the reading is still valid. It saves you the hours of going through chart after chart looking for the structure.
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Clarity out of 100 — how closely it matches the textbook pattern. It does not predict the outcome.
Each reading tells you which event it is, which phase of the schematic it falls in, the level at which its invalidation was frozen when it appeared, and whether it still stands or has already ended.
Each reading tells you whether it is still valid, how many ATR away the invalidation is and how much of the path to its structural projection the price has already covered. A detected event is not a trade.
The invalidation level is frozen when the reading appears, using the ATR of the event candle. It is never recalculated with today's candle — that is what separates a level you can check from one that shifts so it never fails.
A pivot only counts once it can be confirmed. What you see on a bar is what someone looking at that same bar would have seen on the day it formed — the past is never rewritten to make the reading fit better.
The event, phase and market filters show the twelve events that produce a reading and the eight structural ones with their counts, even when one of them is at zero today. A zero is information too, so you are never left guessing.
From monitoring to activated, ending as invalidated or expired. The card follows the reading's actual path until it resolves, with what the price has done since it appeared.
Crypto, stocks, ETFs, commodities, indices and forex, evaluated with the same rules and the same thresholds in multiples of ATR. A Spring in BTC counts exactly as much as one in EUR/USD. And where there is no reliable volume, as in spot forex, volume doesn't score and clarity is weighted only with the components that have data.
Wyckoff read volume over time. The radar also reads it by price, because each structure carries its volume profile (point of control, value area and nodes), and each event is judged against it. The TraderAcero blog (in Spanish) explains how to read the VAH, the VAL and the POC.
Spring, UTAD, their tests, sweeps and failed breakouts
The price leaves the value area and the confirmation closes back inside. The market rejected those prices. It is the textbook shakeout. If the extreme never left the value area, it tested nothing.
SOS and SOW
The break closes outside the range's value area and stays there. Two closes in a row outside is acceptance, and with only one the radar calls it a “close outside value”. While the close stays inside the value area, the break has not yet left the area where most trading took place.
LPS and LPSY
The pullback returns to the value area boundary and closes on the side of the break, and the old ceiling now holds as a floor; if it drops to the POC and recovers, value has been tested from inside.
Built only from closed candles, with no intraday data. Each candle's volume is spread across its range, the standard approximation with daily candles. In spot forex, with no reliable volume, it isn't calculated and clarity is weighted without it. Like the rest of the reading, it describes the structure without predicting the outcome.
The screenshots come from the product as it looks when you log in — the same scan, the same card, the same chart.
Real scan — market reading, tabs by reading validity and the first card in the feed.
Real scan — the detail panel of a confirmed reading, with its chart, its volume profile and its move.
Real scan — the same view, as a table, to go through many readings at a glance.
At every candle close, hundreds of assets across six markets — crypto, stocks, ETFs, commodities, indices and forex.
Climax, automatic rally or reaction and the tests that mark out the range, before looking at any of the events that produce a reading.
From what has already happened — never from what is expected. Guessing the next phase turns Wyckoff into a horoscope.
The full catalogue of Springs, UTADs, breakouts and sweeps, always with their invalidation and structural projection.
Clarity by component and whether the reading is still valid, with the reason.
Only when the event is confirmed. On the radar, by email or by Telegram — you decide which filter becomes an alert.
Going through hundreds of charts by hand eats up the afternoon. The radar does it at every candle close and brings you only what has a live Wyckoff event, with its phase and its invalidation. You get a short list to go through calmly — and the decision is always yours.
It goes through several states, and the radar follows it through each one, from the moment it appears until it resolves.
Twelve events that produce a reading, eight that only explain the range, and the aliases from other schools that are the same candle under another name. The TraderAcero blog teaches you to recognise them on the chart, starting with the Spring (in Spanish) and the UTAD (in Spanish).
They produce a reading, with invalidation and structural projection.
Range · classic schematic
Trend · related to the Spring and the Upthrust
Range · the break that holds outside and still comes back
They define the range and the phase and set the context without producing a reading. For example, a selling climax explains why the range exists.
Names from another school for the same candle. They appear as an alternative label — issuing them separately would duplicate the reading without adding anything new.
Every range the radar detects goes through the same cycle. Knowing which phase an asset is in gives an event its context, because the same break below support is an ST in Phase B and a Spring in Phase C.
Illustrative schematic. The real card draws this same kind of structure over each asset's range.
The previous trend comes to an abrupt halt. The selling or buying climax (SC/BC) appears, followed by the automatic rally or reaction that traces the first range (AR) and a secondary test (ST) that confirms the climax was not noise.
The longest phase. Price travels across the range again and again while the market absorbs the remaining supply or demand — the “cause” that later turns into the move of the trend.
The market probes the extreme of the range — a Spring below support or a UTAD above resistance — to check whether anything is left on the other side before breaking out. This is where Springs and UTADs are born, the most characteristic events of the method.
The side that has won — buyers after a Spring, sellers after a UTAD — takes control and breaks the range. The SOS jumps the creek (or the SOW breaks the ice), and the last points of support or supply (LPS / LPSY) confirm the break.
After the first pullback from the break (BU, LPS or LPSY), price makes a new extreme outside the range and the trend unfolds. The cause built in Phase B turns into effect, with the sweeps of lows or highs that the radar keeps watching while it lasts.
The same engine runs on all six and treats them alike. A Spring in BTC is detected with the same rules as one in EUR/USD or the S&P 500. And each asset appears only once, so the S&P 500 isn't repeated as an index, a futures contract and an ETF.
The data provider does not guarantee availability. If a source fails on a given day, the radar says so.
It runs in the browser, the same on mobile as on desktop. The native app is under construction. It will share the engine and the readings, and the subscription will still be purchased on the website.
TraderAcero trades with the Wyckoff method and Volume Profile on NinjaTrader 8 and TradingView, using its own tools. WyckoffRadar is the missing piece. It applies the same method every day to hundreds of assets at once, so you don't have to search chart by chart.
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A Wyckoff event screener (or scanner) built by TraderAcero. Every morning it goes through hundreds of crypto, stock, ETF, commodity, index and forex assets and shows you the ones with a live Spring, UTAD, breakout or other event from the catalogue, with its phase, its invalidation level and its structural projection.
No. WyckoffRadar detects technical events and calculates an invalidation level and a structural projection for each one. The trading decision (whether to trade, when and with what size) is always yours.
From a market data provider, across all six markets. The stock universe is ranked by actual liquidity; crypto, indices, commodities, forex and ETFs are hand-curated, with a single instrument per asset.
No. TradingView has no public API for that, and any shortcut would involve scraping, which we rule out. Every reading does have a direct link to TradingView so you can check the asset yourself.
Once a day, in the morning (Spanish mainland time), after the daily candle closes, with the weekly as context. The engine never repaints, so what you see on a confirmed bar doesn't change afterwards.
From your own subscription panel, in one click. No calls, no minimum term and no need to write to support to cancel. You keep full access until the end of the period already paid; after that, you lose access to the radar completely — there is no free or delayed version — and you can subscribe again whenever you like.
Everything in Pro, plus its own readings on the weekly (1W), which on Pro only provides context for the daily; alerts by email and Telegram as soon as a reading is confirmed (Pro saves and organises filters and can receive a daily email summary); and 50 saved views instead of 5.
It applies only to the monthly Pro plan. We ask for a card when you start, and the monthly Pro fee is charged automatically when the 14 days end, unless you cancel before then from your subscription panel. The trial is granted only once per customer.
It's a screener that runs in your browser, with nothing to install on your platform. Every morning it scans the six markets, and each reading links to its chart on TradingView so you can check it there. TraderAcero also has its own tools for TradingView and NinjaTrader 8, at traderacero.com.
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