OCP UNLEASHED
The rare two-candle pattern most traders skip past: a long tail of rejection, a quiet inside candle, and the line that tells you exactly where to get in.
Let me open with a question.
What if you could see the moment buyers take control, before the rest of the market reacts?
Most indicators were built decades ago. They lag, they clutter your chart, and they tell you what already happened. Price action doesn't lag. A wick that stabs into a level and gets slammed back is the market telling you who is in charge.
What if one clean line on your chart told you exactly where to get in?
Calls like these, every one of them dated:
- AUG 27 · CRWD OCP Buy at $208.25 (4-hour) — target hit at $267.50, the stock +28% in 34 days
- SEP 18 · MSTR OCP Buy at $137.89 (daily) — closed through its target at $164.58, the stock +19% in 3 days
- SEP 15 · ARM OCP Buy at $249.00 (4-hour) — closed through its target at $294.19, the stock +18% in 6 days
Real calls on stocks you've heard of, each with its entry, its target and its stop before it moved.
I know that might sound too good to be true. So let me tell you who I am, and then I'll show you one of these, chart by chart.
My name is Ben. I've been part of building trading tools for close to a decade, me and a really great team: TriTrader+, MagniZone, the Morning Power Hour system, OCP, EFC, 5 Candle Master, Green Light Options and others thousands of traders have used.
Our options team has over 20 years of combined experience in the trenches.
OCP is one of the price action tools my team built, for traders who think in candles, not in indicators. Today it runs on our own charts too, and every call on this page is a real one you can check.
Here's what you're going to see in this briefing:
- Optimal Candle Positioning: the two candles that mark a shift in control.
- The trigger line: blue for a buy, red for a sell, and why you wait for price to cross it.
- The stop and the target we tested, because the TradingView script never had them.
- CRWD on August 27, chart by chart.
- The charts it calls, and why the rest are only drawn.
- How often it happens: in the last 30 days OCP Live called 237 trades on 162 different stocks and ETFs.
Don't take my word for any of it. Let me walk you through one.
The August 27 OCP call
CRWD on the 4-hour chart, up to the candle it fired on:
Look for the candle with the long tail: price pushed and got slammed back. Then a quiet inside candle that stays within it. That arms the trigger line at the top of the tail. OCP does nothing until price breaks it.
On August 27 it fired, and this is what OCP Live showed:
Look at that card. The entry, the target and the stop, all there before the move.
Nothing to draw. Nothing to measure. Nothing to guess.
And then…
CRWD, the 4-hour chart. On August 27 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $208.25, with the target at $267.50 and the stop at $188.50. It ran to the target in 34 days: +28% on the stock.
Watch it happen, candle by candle
Press play and the chart runs candle by candle: the setup, the signal, the target and the stop, and how it ended. Here are 6 from the last few weeks. Pick one:
Real OCP calls, played from their own candles.
Why most traders miss these
Here's the thing.
Most traders are taught the same handful of patterns: engulfing bars, pin bars, double tops. So does everybody else, and the big money waits for them.
This one doesn't have a famous name. It's two candles in the right spot, so most traders scroll right past it, or they buy the tail itself and get shaken out.
The fix is a rule: wait for the tail to be taken out, and get in exactly there.
September 18, MicroStrategy: the
MicroStrategy, the daily chart. On September 18 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $137.89, with the target at $163.72 and the stop at $129.28. It ran through the target in 3 days and closed at $164.58: +19% on the stock.
Rejection, then imbalance
Here's the insight OCP is built on.
A long tail isn't random. It's one side pushing hard and the other side slamming it back: price isn't allowed there. The quiet candle after it is the market catching its breath.
When price comes back and breaks the top of that tail, the side that pushed has been taken out. That imbalance is where follow-through comes from. OCP marks the line, and the order sits right on it.
How OCP reads the two candles
OCP looks for a two-candle pattern. The first candle has a long upper tail: its upper wick at least twice its body and longer than its lower wick. Sellers pushed it back down.
The second candle stays inside: its body within the first candle's range, and its high no higher than the first candle's high.
That arms the buy trigger at the top of the tail, drawn as a blue line as on TradingView. When a later candle's high breaks over it, the buyers have taken out the sellers' wick: the Confirmed Buy, the blue arrow. (A long lower tail arms a sell trigger, the red line and the red arrow.) Setups are at least 10 candles apart.
The TradingView script has no stop or target, so we tested them: the stop is the bottom of the pattern (the lower of its two candles' lows), and the target is three times the risk above the entry. The trade is held until one of them is reached.
The entry is the trigger itself: a buy stop at the top of the tail. In the tests that mattered most: buying at the close of the break candle instead made much less. Getting close lists the armed triggers near price, so you can place the buy stop before it breaks.
Why the buys on the daily and 4-hour: we tested OCP on ten years of daily charts and two years of 4-hour and 1-hour charts, holding the most recent 30% back to check it. The daily buys made +0.34R then +0.39R a trade, the 4-hour +0.33R then +0.11R, about a third of them reaching the target. The 1-hour buys made nothing on the months held back, and the sells lost everywhere, so those are drawn, never called.
A daily call takes about nine days (90% within a month); a 4-hour call about five.
What every call passes:
- ✓ A candle with an upper tail at least 2× its body
- ✓ An inside candle that holds under its high
- ✓ A break over the top of the tail
- ✓ Stop under the pattern; target 3× the risk
- ✓ Daily or 4-hour chart, buys
Two more, on our own charts
September 15: ARM, a
ARM, the 4-hour chart. On September 15 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $249.00, with the target at $281.40 and the stop at $238.20. It ran through the target in 6 days and closed at $294.19: +18% on the stock.
September 17: RKLB, a
RKLB, the 4-hour chart. On September 17 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $65.72, with the target at $76.77 and the stop at $62.03. It ran to the target in 19 days: +17% on the stock.
The daily and 4-hour charts, buys only
OCP Live calls the buys on the daily and 4-hour charts: what held up when we tested it on years of real candles, with the most recent stretch held back to check it. Every call on this page came from them.
Look at it on another chart, or at the sells, and you will still see it drawn there, for context. It is never called there: we only want the best setups.
The record, as it is kept
I'll be straight with you: not every call works. Some hit the stop. That's what the stop is for, and it's why the scorecard inside keeps every call, not just the good ones:
average +10.0%
average -3.1%
Green reached the full target, red hit the stop. Counted from the scorecard when this page loaded.
That's the real record of the last 90 days: 152 closed in profit and 490 hit the stop. One past stretch is not a promise about the next one.
The receipts
More of them. Every one is a real OCP call, dated, on our own charts.
September 17. Intel: a
Intel, the 4-hour chart. On September 17 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $104.70, with the target at $120.93 and the stop at $99.29. It ran to the target in 4 days: +16% on the stock.
August 19. Tesla: a
Tesla, the daily chart. On August 19 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $351.26, with the target at $399.05 and the stop at $335.33. It ran to the target in 69 days: +14% on the stock.
September 1. USO: a
USO, the 4-hour chart. On September 1 OCP Live called the OCP Buy at $137.25, with the target at $151.71 and the stop at $132.43. It ran through the target in 9 days and closed at $154.81: +13% on the stock.
Still not convinced? Good. Here's the last month.
Every OCP call that reached its target in the last 4 weeks, on the day it was called:
Read the empty days too. Some days nothing qualifies, and some calls hit the stop. In the last 30 days OCP Live called 237. The scorecard inside keeps every one.
The newest OCP call
As I write this, Google is a live call from $324.50, made Oct 28. It is one of 64 OCP calls still open. Members have the target and the stop on the card.
Why this beats a cluttered chart
One line, not a mess. No clouds, no histograms: the tail, the inside candle and the trigger.
You know exactly where to get in. A buy stop at the trigger line; it fills only if price breaks it.
You know where you are wrong. The stop sits under the pattern and the target is three times the risk, before you take it.
Only the charts that held up are called. The daily and 4-hour buys; the rest are drawn for context.
You can check every call. The record counts every one, wins and losses.
What you actually get
- OCP Live, in your members area NEWEvery OCP buy on the daily and 4-hour charts of every stock and ETF we scan, with the trigger, the stop and the target, Getting close (the armed triggers near price), the Replay and the scorecard.
- The OCP indicator for TradingViewThe tails, the inside candles, the blue and red trigger lines and the confirmed arrows on your own charts.
- The OCP Trading StrategyThe full system: entry rules, exits, and real trades walked through.
- The Pro Price Action Masterclass and the cheat sheetsTwo hours on reading price action, and the patterns on a page to keep beside your screen.
- The support and resistance strategy and the broker guideDrawing the levels that matter, and where to place the trades.
- Open OCP Live once a day and check Getting close: the armed triggers near price.
- Like one? Place a buy stop at the trigger line.
- When it fills, set the stop under the pattern and the target from the card.
- Walk away. The target or the stop, whichever comes first.
A few minutes a day. One line to watch.
The offer
The old page listed it at $397 for life. Today OCP Unleashed is $297, one payment, for life. No monthly charges, no renewals.
14-day money-back guarantee.
14 DAYS, NO QUESTIONS ASKED
Use OCP Unleashed for 14 days. If it is not for you, ask through Support in your dashboard and you get every penny back. No questions asked.
What "no thanks" actually costs
OCP reads the market whether you're on it or not. In the last 30 days it called 237. When the next one fires, it's either a card on your screen with the target already on it, or a chart you look at a week later, wondering how you missed it.
You've lived that second version before.
The questions I'd ask before buying this
What chart does it call?
The daily and 4-hour charts. Other timeframes are drawn for context, never called.
Are there short signals?
Not as calls. OCP calls the buys; the sells are drawn on the chart for context, because they did not hold up in testing.
How long do trades last?
Until the target or the stop, whichever comes first. Some finish in a day or two, some take a few weeks.
Does it repaint?
No. A call is made on a closed candle, and OCP Live keeps every call on its scorecard exactly as it was made.
What markets does it work on?
The OCP indicator works on any chart on TradingView. The calls on our own charts cover the stocks and ETFs we scan and test every day.
Does the TradingView script have a stop and a target?
No, it marks the trigger only. We tested stops and targets on years of candles: the stop under the pattern and a target at three times the risk held up best, and that is what the calls on this page use.
Is the training included?
Yes: the OCP Trading Strategy, the Pro Price Action Masterclass, the cheat sheets and the support and resistance strategy.
And the calls that don't work?
Some hit the stop. Every call stays on the scorecard inside, wins and losses. This page shows the best ones; inside, you see all of them.
I already own OCP Unleashed. Do I need this?
No. It is already in your members area. This page is for traders who do not have it yet.
Is this a subscription?
No. $297 once, lifetime access. No monthly or yearly charges.
What if it's not for me?
Use OCP Unleashed for 14 days. If it is not for you, ask through Support in your dashboard and you get every penny back. No questions asked.
Two versions of the next tail
Somewhere this week a stock will stab down, get slammed back, and sit quietly for a candle.
In one version, you scroll past it like everyone else, and see the move a week later.
In the other version, the blue line was on your chart and your order was sitting right on it.
OCP reads the next one either way. The only question is whether your order is there when it breaks.
P.S. Your login works within a couple of minutes of ordering, and the next OCP call comes with the next candle that qualifies.
P.P.S. It is one payment, for life. No renewals.
P.P.P.S. 14 days, no questions asked. If OCP Unleashed isn't for you, ask through Support in your dashboard.