How a US Investing Champion Times the Market Using Price Cycles | Oliver Kell

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In this video, Oliver Kell described the cycle of price action and how he uses it to trade and follow trends on all timeframes.

The cycle describes how stocks move and transition between uptrends and downtrends. By following this template, you can stay on top of where you are in the cycle, which allows you to manage risk and your positions more effectively.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to the importance of the price cycle
00:28 - Benefits of understanding the cycle
01:00 - Step 1: Reversal Extension and Volatility
03:06 - Step 2: Wedge Pop and Predictability
04:47 - Step 3: EMA Crossback and Support Levels
06:34 - Step 4: Basin Break and Intermediate Trends
08:15 - Step 5: Exhaustion Extension and Market Sentiment
10:02 - Confirmation with Wedge Drop and Exit Strategy
12:07 - Rapid Downside Movements and Base Formation
14:03 - Repeating the Price Cycle for Ongoing Analysis

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