Market analysis built on
supply and demand.
Best Chart Signals is a UK-based blog and analysis site focused on supply and demand methodology and Wyckoff analysis — applied to stocks, crypto and the broader market.
About Alex Vance
Alex Vance
Founder · Best Chart SignalsAlex Vance has been studying financial markets and technical analysis for 15 years. Frustrated by the limitations of conventional price-based indicators — which describe what has already happened rather than what is developing — he turned his focus to the work of Richard Wyckoff and the study of volume behaviour as a predictor of price movement. The methodology behind Best Chart Signals is the result of that research: reading the balance between supply and demand directly from the chart, across stocks, cryptocurrency and the broader market.
Not indicators that describe price — analysis that reads beneath it
Most trading tools are backward-looking. A moving average crossover, a MACD signal, a chart pattern — they describe what price has already done. They can't tell you what is about to happen, because they have no model for why prices move in the first place.
The analysis on this site is based on reading the balance between buying and selling pressure in the market — identifying when that balance is shifting before price reflects it. The foundation is Wyckoff's three laws, applied to volume and price behaviour across multiple timeframes. No black-box system, no arbitrary targets. Just supply and demand.
The principles behind Best Chart Signals
Full transparency
Analysis is published with a clear rationale — not just conclusions. When a call is wrong, that gets discussed too. Understanding why something didn't work is as valuable as understanding why something did.
Grounded in logic
Every piece of analysis comes from the same process — measuring supply and demand imbalance, reading volume behaviour, letting the market's own mechanics do the work. No hunches, no gut feel.
Risk comes first
Every discussion of a trade setup includes the risk — where the idea is wrong, what a stop loss looks like, and why position sizing matters as much as entry timing. Protecting capital is not optional.
Analysis, education and market context
Blog — 2 to 3 posts a week
Analysis of individual stocks, crypto and the broader market — written in plain English, focused on what supply and demand is actually showing.
Market overview
A weekly supply and demand read on the major indices and all US stock market sectors — updated at least once a week so you can see the bigger picture your trades sit within.
Educational content
Articles explaining Wyckoff methodology, how to read volume, accumulation and distribution — written for people who want to understand the reasoning, not just follow a signal.
Risk management guidance
Practical guidance on position sizing, stop losses, timeframes and the emotional mistakes that cost most traders money — regardless of how good their analysis is.
When it comes down to it,
only two things move markets.
Supply and demand — and the fear and greed of the people participating in them. Everything else is noise. Once you understand that, the charts start to make a lot more sense.