PDF e-book · 4 languages
The UpTickFlow StrategyThree gates. One decision.
For succeeding in the markets and buying stocks
A practical, illustrated method that puts three questions in front of every purchase, then gives you a written plan: where to buy, how many shares, when to add and when to get out.
$79one-time
- PDF in 4 languages
- 19 chapters
- 22 drawings
- Printable checklist
The problem
Most stock purchases lose before they begin.
Buying in no-man's-land
You buy where nothing holds the price up, so you don't know where to get out if you're wrong, and a small loss turns into a big one.
Overpaying
An exciting story at an inflated price. The business can do well while the stock falls for years.
Fighting the tide
You buy a ‘cheap’ stock while it's still falling. Cheap becomes cheaper.
The method
Three gates, all open at the same time.
One closed gate is enough to say: not yet. Inside the book, every gate has a rule in numbers: when it opens and when it shuts.
1 Location
Where do you buy?
Not every entry point is equal. The first gate tells you where a stock is worth buying, and where you get out if you're wrong, before you spend a single dollar.
The exact rule is in the book
2 Value
Is the price worth it?
A great story at the wrong price is a losing trade. The second gate weighs the price against what the business is really worth, and flags stocks that are cheap for a reason.
The exact rule is in the book
3 Trend
Is the tide with you?
The hardest losses come from a cheap stock that keeps getting cheaper. The third gate keeps you out of a falling stock’s way until the trend is on your side.
The exact rule is in the book
When all three gates open together, you know it's your trade, and you know its whole plan before you click buy. When they don't, your money stays where it is.
After the book
You buy with a plan, not a feeling.
You know your exit before you enter
Before every purchase you know where you get out if you're wrong, and exactly what that costs you.
You say no more often
Most stocks don't pass all three gates. Every no keeps you out of a purchase made without a reason.
You know what to do after you buy
When to add, when to raise your stop and when to sell are written down in advance, so you don't decide under pressure.
What's inside
The whole plan, written before you click buy.
19 chapters and 22 hand-drawn charts, in English, Arabic, French and Spanish.
- How to find the right place to buy, and tell a strong one from a weak one
- How to tell whether a price is worth paying, and the checks that catch ‘cheap for a reason’
- A quick trend test that keeps you from catching falling knives
- When exactly to enter, and when never to chase
- A plan for adding in stages while protecting your gains, and a clear never-add list
- Position size from one formula, and limits that protect your portfolio
- When to take profits, when to cut a loss, and brakes for bad stretches
- A complete hypothetical trade, number by number, a weekly routine and a printable checklist
For you if
- You buy US stocks and hold them for weeks to months
- You want rules for where to buy, how much, and when to sell
- You use a cash account: no margin, options or short selling
- You can give it about 45 minutes a week
Not for you if
- You want stock tips: the book recommends no stock
- You trade intraday moves (that's what the indicator is for)
- You expect a method that never loses: none does
Questions
Questions buyers ask
What exactly do I get?
A PDF e-book in four languages (English, Arabic, French and Spanish): 19 chapters, 22 hand-drawn charts, a complete worked example and a printable checklist, delivered through Whop right after payment.
Is this investment advice or a list of stock picks?
No. It is educational material that teaches a method. It recommends no stock, and the worked example uses a hypothetical company. Decisions about your money are yours.
Do I need the indicator?
No. The strategy works on a free charting account. The indicator is optional and helps time entries.
Does it work for Saudi stocks?
The rules are general, but the examples and filters assume US stocks. If you apply them to another market, adapt the liquidity rules and your data sources.
Is it compatible with Sharia screening?
It uses a cash account with no margin, no short selling and no options. The book does not classify any stock: use your own Sharia screening source.
How much time does it take?
About 45 minutes a week once you're set up: one short routine. In most weeks, the right decision is to change nothing.
Three questions before your next purchase.
Location, value, trend, and a written plan. One-time price, yours to keep.
Get the strategyEducational material, not investment advice. Trading and investing involve risk of loss. The publisher is not a licensed investment adviser.