Technical Intrinsic Value Podcast | Episode 002: Taking Market Cycles to the Next Level - part 1

In this episode, we move from the high-level theory of market cycles to the precision of a real-world exit strategy. We explore how understanding the "why" behind market structure allows us to identify the end of a cycle before the rest of the crowd.

Key Discussions in this Episode:

The Architect: A look at Ralph Nelson Elliott’s foundational work and why it remains the bedrock of identifying long-term market cycles.

The Exit Strategy: A deep dive into the SBUX (Starbucks) case study, analyzing the specific wave exhaustion that signaled a structural departure.

Taking Cycles to the Next Level (FedEx): Moving beyond simple indicators to a holistic view of the "Technical 1" meeting the "Fundamental 1."

Reference Articles for this Episode:

Ralph Nelson Elliott: The Architect

Mastering the Exit: A Starbucks (SBUX) Dissection [Link to Substack Article]

Taking Market Cycles to the Next Level (FedEx)

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