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Strategy & Implementation
Laurence Kingsley
Laurence Kingsley is the founder of SolePursuit Capital Syndicate and a long-time advocate of process-first, systematic investing. Drawing on decades of market practice, he focuses on turning complex, noisy environments into clear rules, guardrails, and routines so that investors can act with calm discipline instead of emotional, prediction-driven decisions.
Systematic Investing
Multi-Asset Strategy
Risk Architecture
Investor Education
Approach
Kingsley treats markets as systems to be engineered, not puzzles to be guessed. He starts with structure—risk budgets, timeframes, and position limits—then encodes judgment into transparent rules. Automation is used to remove hesitation and noise, while human time is reserved for research, review, and improving the framework over many cycles.
Opinion
- A The enduring edge in modern markets is consistency. For Kingsley, rule-based routines with hard risk limits beat sporadic bursts of brilliance that cannot be repeated or audited.
- B He believes systematic trading should reduce stress, not amplify it. A good framework lets investors step back from screens, trusting tested processes instead of reacting to every headline.
- C Education and technology must move together. Tools without understanding are dangerous, and theory without implementation is wasted; both need to align around clear, measurable portfolio objectives.
Profile
Born in Portland, Oregon and trained in Business Management, Laurence Kingsley built SolePursuit Capital Syndicate into a platform where investors learn and apply systematic methods grounded in real-market practice.
“The goal is not to predict every move, but to run a portfolio on rules that remain calm when you do not.”
Career
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Early Exposure to Commerce
Raised in a business-focused family in Portland, Kingsley developed an early curiosity about how capital flows, incentives, and disciplined decisions shape long-term outcomes.
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Business Management & Market Foundations
During his Business Management studies, he turned economics and finance theory into practical tools, forming the analytical base for later quantitative frameworks and portfolio design.
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Trading Practice & Leadership Roles
In trading and investment roles, Kingsley refined his belief that rules, guardrails, and execution quality matter more than bold forecasts, shaping his process-first philosophy.
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Founding SolePursuit Capital Syndicate
In 2011, he founded SolePursuit Capital Syndicate, which has since trained more than 50,000 investors worldwide, joining systematic education with real-world implementation support.
Focus
Discipline
Rules & Guardrails
Architecture
Risk Frameworks
Execution
Latency Reduction
Education
Systems Training
Research
Decision Latency in Live Markets
Kingsley examines how delays between signal recognition and order execution erode edge. His work focuses on streamlined pipelines, pre-defined playbooks, and automation that closes the gap without surrendering oversight or risk control.
Multi-Asset System Design
He develops frameworks that span equities, futures, FX, and digital assets, emphasizing risk budgets, diversification, and alignment between strategy horizons and the investor’s actual time, capital, and stress tolerance.
Process-First Portfolio Management
Kingsley’s research highlights portfolio-level thinking over single-trade outcomes, using statistics, drawdown analysis, and scenario testing to keep attention on long-run, risk-adjusted growth rather than short-term wins.
Education as Market Infrastructure
He treats investor education as infrastructure, designing curricula that turn complex quantitative concepts into stepwise routines, helping learners move from intuition-driven trading to structured, testable processes.
