The final phase in the Wyckoff Method, characterized by the commencement of a significant uptrend following a period of accumulation.
Phase E, according to the Wyckoff Method, is the uptrend phase where demand overwhelms supply, leading to a substantial increase in price. This phase typically begins after a successful accumulation process, marked by events like a 'spring' or 'shakeout' followed by a 'sign of strength' and 'last point of support'. It is characterized by accelerating price movement and increased volume, signaling the initiation of a new bull market.