Market Theory & Cycles
Read the market like the pros — Wyckoff accumulation and distribution, Elliott waves, cycles, and the psychology behind them.
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- 1AdvancedThe Wyckoff Method: Reading Accumulation and DistributionThe Wyckoff method maps the market into phases — accumulation, markup, distribution, markdown — to read what large players are doing. Here's the framework.
- 2AdvancedElliott Wave Theory Explained (and Its Limits)Elliott Wave theory says markets move in repeating wave patterns driven by crowd psychology. Here's the structure — impulse and corrective waves — and why it's so hard to use.
- 3AdvancedDow Theory and Identifying TrendsLong before crypto, Dow Theory laid out how to define a trend, when it's intact, and when it's reversing. Its principles — higher highs, trend confirmation, the role of volume — still underpin serious technical analysis.
- 4AdvancedMarket Cycle Psychology: The Emotional Cycle of CryptoEvery market cycle is, underneath the charts, a cycle of crowd emotion — from disbelief to euphoria to capitulation. Recognizing the psychology won't time the market, but it can stop you from being the crowd at its worst moments.
- 5IntermediateCrypto Market Cycles ExplainedA plain-English look at how crypto markets tend to move through bull and bear phases, why a roughly four-year rhythm appears, and why timing remains uncertain.
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