Bruce Fraser

Bruce Fraser is a prominent technical analyst and educator recognized as an industry-leading "Wyckoffian". He is best known for his extensive work in teaching and modernizing the Wyckoff Method, a market analysis approach focused on tracking institutional "smart money" through price and volume action.

Core Roles and Contributions
Wyckoff Analytics Educator: Fraser is a lead instructor at Wyckoff Analytics, where he teaches advanced courses such as Mastering Long-Term Campaigns, Point-and-Figure Charting, and the Wyckoff Trading Course.
Academic Background: Since 1987, he has taught graduate-level technical analysis at Golden Gate University (GGU). He worked closely with the late Dr. Henry "Hank" Pruden to develop the university's Technical Market Analysis curriculum.
Media and Publications:
Power Charting: He hosts a weekly program on StockCharts TV called "Power Charting," where he applies Wyckoff principles to current market trends.
Wyckoff Power Charting Blog: He authors a widely read blog on StockCharts.com and WyckoffAnalytics.com that explains complex Wyckoff concepts through real-world case studies.
Market Analysis: He co-hosts the Wyckoff Market Discussion (WMD), a weekly online webinar that analyzes major indices, sectors, and individual stocks using vertical bar and Point-and-Figure techniques.

Areas of Expertise
Fraser's teaching emphasizes identifying the "footprints" of large institutions—referred to in the method as the Composite Operator—to align trades with major trends. His specific technical specialties include:

Vertical Bar Analysis: Interpreting price and volume bars to judge supply and demand.
Point and Figure (P&F) Charting: Using horizontal counts to project potential price targets.
Business Cycle Analysis: Trading in harmony with broader economic stages.