I built a tool that runs Wyckoff accumulation analysis across 213 US stocks every day after market close. It looks for the footprints institutions leave when they’re quietly building positions , selling climaxes, secondary tests, signs of strength, etc.
Today’s scan: 2 stocks flagged for accumulation, 214 neutral.
The interesting one is $DD (DuPont). It triggered 4 Wyckoff events on the daily timeframe:
– Selling Climax — heavy volume absorbed by buyers
– Automatic Rally — price bounced on buying pressure
– Secondary Test — retested the lows on lighter volume (sellers drying up)
– Sign of Strength — broke above resistance with conviction
Accumulation score: 9/10. Confidence is only 45% though because volatility is elevated. If vol calms down while the pattern holds, confidence goes up.
On the weekly timeframe, $PLD is showing the strongest pattern — 58% confidence, 8/10 score. Selling climax on heavy volume followed by a sign of strength rally through resistance. $T, $AMGN, $WBD, and $ABBV are also lighting up on weekly.
The engine is backtested across 69,000+ signals from 2006-2025. Daily win rate is 58%, weekly is 63%, and when both timeframes agree it’s 65% with +1.95% alpha over the S&P.
Not financial advice , just sharing what the data shows. Happy to answer questions about the methodology.
submitted by /u/PracticalOil9183 to r/swingtrading
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