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by Oliver Kell
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Oliver Kell's path to becoming the 2020 United States Investing Champion was not a straight line. It was a decade-long journey through failure, humiliation, and financial devastation that would have permanently broken most people.
**Author:** Oliver Kell
**Estimated Reading Time:** 45 minutes
**What You'll Learn:**
- The complete Cycle of Price Action framework that identifies where any stock sits in its trend - How to combine multiple timeframes to capture large moves while risking very little - The exact patterns that preceded Oliver Kell's 941% championship year - Why relative strength during market crashes reveals the next market leaders - How to scale into winning positions while reducing your actual risk - The emotional signals that tell you when you're about to make your worst trade
**Who This Book Is For:**
This book is for traders who have experienced the frustration of doing everything right and still losing money. It is for those who have blown up accounts, questioned their abilities, and wondered whether consistent profitability is actually possible. It is for anyone who wants a systematic, repeatable approach to trading growth stocks that does not rely on prediction, opinion, or hope. Whether you are a beginner trying to understand how markets actually move or an experienced trader looking for a framework that ties together price action, risk management, and emotional discipline, this book provides a complete operating system for trading.
Oliver Kell's path to becoming the 2020 United States Investing Champion was not a straight line. It was a decade-long journey through failure, humiliation, and financial devastation that would have permanently broken most people. He graduated college in 2010 with $5,000 and immediately entered the world of trading. His first job was at what he describes as a "modern day bucket shop" where he was given 60:1 margin and essentially no training. He made nothing. He then traded e-mini futures from his mother's bedroom, watching screens for hours while his friends were starting careers and building lives. He ran a $7,500 options account into six figures on a single stock called NQ Mobile, only to watch Muddy Waters Research expose the company as a fraud. His entire annual income evaporated in a single day. He was essentially fired from an institutional brokerage. He failed as a financial advisor, making 200 to 300 cold calls per day to people who did not want to hear from him. He even detoured into Philadelphia real estate, trying to find a path that did not involve the market's daily judgment. But here is what separates Oliver Kell from the thousands of traders who wash out every year: he treated every failure as a deposit of knowledge. The bucket shop taught him order flow. The institutional desk taught him block trading and algorithmic execution. Being unable to trade compliance-restricted positions forced him through every human emotion, and in the process, he learned how price actually moves. The problem…
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Get the complete summary in the appEvery stock moves through a predictable Cycle of Price Action: Reversal Extension, Wedge Pop, EMA Crossback, Base n' Bre
Use higher timeframes to determine direction and lower timeframes to define entries and stops.
The next big winners are found during corrections. Hunt for stocks making higher lows while the index makes lower lows.
The bigger the base, the higher in space. Target breakouts from large bases with earnings catalysts and heavy volume.
Count extensions from the 10 EMA. The first extension is a hold. The second extension is a sell. The third means you are
Sell at multiples of your risk. If you risked $2 and have a $10 gain, take partial profits and hold a core position.
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