What I find is that O’Neil derived his methods from the post-World War 2 market while Wyckoff and Livermore operated in much different pre-WW2 environments, and their methods from that time period resonate again today in the bizarre Age of QE.
What I find is that O’Neil derived his methods from the post-World War 2 market while Wyckoff and Livermore operated in much different pre-WW2 environments, and their methods from that time period resonate again today in the bizarre Age of QE.