Cyclepedia case study hub: condensed operational sequences for quick reading, linked to full methodological entries. Each case summarises context, setup, sequence, and outcome — without replacing the encyclopedia analysis.
Who this is for — Readers who have studied Hurst or Wyckoff theory and want to see the method applied on real charts (or a didactic schematic) before opening the long entries. For the Hurst book path → Hurst tradition; for Wyckoff accumulation → Wyckoff tradition.
Hurst cases come from J. M. Hurst, The Profit Magic of Stock Transaction Timing (1970). The Wyckoff case is structural and generic — no real ticker.
Case index
| Entry | Tradition | Period | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hurst | 1961 | Blind envelope, buy timing | |
| Hurst | 1961 | Pattern verification, triangles | |
| Hurst | 1968 | Trading by logic, full trade | |
| Hurst | 1960s | Computational methods, half-span | |
| Wyckoff | didactic | Phase C spring, supply test | |
| Steidlmayer | Aug–Sep 1991 | Control price, three timeframes |
How to use this hub
Card — Recommended reading
- First the condensed case (50–80 lines) for the operational sequence.
- Then the full encyclopedia entry for figures, tables, and links.
- Finally the linked Hurst chapter or Wyckoff methodology in the tradition path.
Links
- Hurst tradition — Profit Magic chapter index
- Wyckoff tradition — accumulation and distribution
- Methodologies — operational techniques