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Interactive studies.

Click-through learning modules, visual structure exploration, and interactive exercises. The foundation’s framework made tangible: things you can engage with rather than only read.

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What Studies are.

Studies are interactive learning modules built around the foundation’s methodology. They include visual structure exploration (clicking through wave patterns, cycle constituents, Fibonacci geometries), probabilistic exercises (running Bayesian updates with custom inputs), confluence reading practice across the five layers, and historical comparison tools. The aim is understanding through interaction rather than only through reading.

For the underlying methodology, see the Library. For ongoing research notes, see Notes.

Interactive LearningHands-on
Planned modules

In preparation.

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Bayesian Update Lab

Adjust priors and evidence weights. Watch how posterior probabilities shift in response. Practice the core mechanism behind calibrated forecasting in a small interactive environment.

ProbabilityInteractive Exercise
In preparation
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Cycle Decomposition Explorer

Add and remove constituent cycles of different periods. See how composite oscillations emerge from underlying frequencies. Develop intuition for what cycle analysis can and cannot reveal.

CyclesVisualisation
In preparation
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Elliott Wave Basics · The Impulse Wave

An interactive step-by-step walk through the impulse, the most common form of motive wave. Click through how the five-wave impulsive structure builds, wave by wave, and read what each wave represents in market psychology. Lesson 1 of 6 in the Elliott Wave Basics module.

Market StructureInteractive Lesson
Published
Open
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Confluence Reader

Practice reading multiple framework layers through one another. Identify confluence and disagreement across structure, cycles, expectations, and probability. Build the discipline of multi-layer scenario thinking.

MethodologyMulti-Layer Exercise
In preparation
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Fibonacci Geometry

Adjust ratios and projection levels. Understand the geometric relationships that recur in market structures, and the limits of pattern-based reasoning when the underlying structure is uncertain.

Market StructureVisualisation
In preparation
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Historical Comparison Tool

Place two historical periods side by side. Compare structural, cyclical, and sentiment readings across eras. Develop reference-class reasoning grounded in actual market history.

MethodologyComparative Analysis
In preparation

Studies are released as they are built; each module is constructed with the same foundation-grade care as the Library. For settled methodology, see the Library. For working research, see Notes.