The multi-decade real-money stocks and options championship — running since 1983. Marty Schwartz's 1984 win (781% return) launched the modern era; David Ryan's 1985-1987 three-year run remains the only such record. Below: every USIC winner with a profile on trading-tournaments.com.
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Who has won U.S. Investing Championship tournaments?
4 traders have won U.S. Investing Championship tournaments with a profile page on this site. 2 carry an independently-audited record. Top-place finishers by number of wins are listed above. Each profile links to the specific tournament win, the placement, the prize amount, and (where available) the trader's public social channels.
How does trading-tournaments.com verify a U.S. Investing Championship winner?
U.S. Investing Championship publishes tournament results on its own leaderboard or official archive. We cross-reference each claimed win against that public source and, when applicable, against independent third-party verification services. Only winners with a public source link are published. Self-reported claims without a verifiable source are rejected.
Can I submit a U.S. Investing Championship tournament winner?
Yes — trader submissions go through /traders/submit. Include the U.S. Investing Championship tournament result page or leaderboard URL as the proof link, the trader's public socials, and a short bio. Editorial review runs 3-5 business days and either publishes the profile or asks for clarification.
Are these U.S. Investing Championship winners available for KOL / partnership outreach?
Every profile page lists the trader's own public social channels (X/Twitter, YouTube, Telegram, TradingView) where available. Trading-tournaments.com does not act as an agent — direct outreach flows through the trader's own channels. We index the public record; partnership terms are between you and the trader.