Jack Corsellis

This post will focus on key giveaways the Composite Operator (CO 'smart money') and Institutions leave behind during trading ranges.Successfully identifying these will help us determine whether an accumulation or distribution structure is forming.  We can then combine fundamental research with the Wyckoff methodology to time low risk optimal entry points with a high probability of compounding capital at fast rates. A good company does…

Hi Guys, I film 'Stocks to Watch' on my YouTube channel applying the Wyckoff methodology.  It's a combination of technical analysis, structural analysis, and analysing market behaviour through non-linear fractal price structures. If you'd like me to cover a stock your interested in, comment below and I'll include it in a video. In additional, I'll also look at the fundamentals using Stockopedia.  Any feedback on…

I use Stockopedia everyday so thought it would be useful to show you how I quickly screen stocks, label charts and monitor my portfolio - including sector analysis, weighting and P&L etc. Click the link below:YouTube Video HereIf you're a frequent user you probably know most of it.  Although I'd hope there are few tips and tricks that can benefit you.JC

By Jack Corsellis Content Contributor at wyckoffanalytics.com - 27 June 2019 Did you know Utilities have outperformed Tech and the S&P 500 since the turn of the century?  See the chart below comparing XLU (blue), XLK (green) and the SPY (red) ETFs.  Chart courtesy of Stockopedia.com I want to keep this post focused on analysing price structures.  However, I think it's important to briefly touch…

Gold looks ready to begin a sustained bull market in the foreseeable future.  I'm going to do a thread of blog posts applying Wyckoff analysis to pick optimal entry points in Gold ETFs and Gold Miners.  The objective of the series is to show analysis of price structures and expectations of future price action.  I'll conduct post-trade analysis as it'll be a helpful learning experiencing…

Here's the chart more zoomed in as was rather small on the previous post! Yellow indicates the peak of the Fed Funds rate and blue shows where the rate cuts took place and by how much.  JC

Will do andrea.Below is an interesting chart of what happened when the Fed cut rates in the tech crash and great recession.  The Feds fund rate before the tech crash was 6.50% and before the great recession 5.25%... now it's 2.50%.  I'm yet to hear a solid argument for why 'this time is different'

22 July Episode #57 click HERE - £KEFI £UTG £JDW £DATA £IBPO £LIO £UTL £GHE $EGO $VSH

21 July video on 'How I quickly scan for Day Trades & Swing Trades on Stockopedia' click here: AVEVA (LON:AVV) Liontrust Asset Management (LON:LIO) Petropavlovsk (LON:POG) JD Sports Fashion (LON:JD.) Mitchells & Butlers (LON:MAB)Best,Jac

Hi Howard, Thank you for the feedback - will elaborate in future videos on the points you make. In short, it's an understanding of the 3 laws: 1) Supply & Demand; 2) Cause & Effect; and 3) Effort vs Result. Best, Jack