wyckoff method

Wyckoff method: A technical analysis framework that infers supply and demand from price, volume and time, and models markets as cycles of accumulation, markup, distribution and markdown.

Developed by Richard D. Wyckoff in the early twentieth century. It rests on three laws (supply and demand, cause and effect, effort vs result) and uses the composite operator as a mental model for large participants.

related

Composite operator · Wyckoff phases · Effort vs result

Part of the glossary. See also the Wyckoff method.