MAGNIZONE 2.0

Let me open with a question.

What if you never had to draw another support or resistance line?

No more scrolling through 50 charts at night. No more wondering if that wick through the level counts. No more buying a breakout that turns around the next morning.

What if you could log in, and the charts that matter were already laid out for you as cards, each one with the zone, the signal, the entry, the stop, two targets, and even the option I would buy on it?

Calls like these, every one of them dated:

• JAN 27 · KO Breakout Buy at $73.55 (daily) — the stock ran +10%, the KO Mar 20 $72.5 call ran +230%
• AUG 26 · CVX Bounce Buy at $201.00 (4-hour) — the stock ran +4.0%, the CVX Oct 16 $200 call ran +73%
• NOV 28 · SLV Breakout Buy at $51.21 (daily) — the stock ran +25%, the SLV Jan 16 $50 call ran +297%

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 calls, 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+, the Morning Power Hour system, OCP, EFC, 5 Candle Master, Green Light Options and others thousands of traders have used.

I'm a no-nonsense guy. When I see a problem, in business or in my trading, I fix it. And I'm a chart nerd: the first thing I ever did on a chart was draw lines on it, and I've been in love with support and resistance ever since.

But here's the truth: anybody can draw a line on a chart. The hard part was never the line. It's knowing which lines matter, catching the close that actually breaks one, and having the whole plan ready when it does.

That's the only thing MagniZone 2.0 does. It reads every chart, at every close, and calls the few that pass its checks.

That's the whole product. Don't take my word for it. Let me show you one.

The January 27 call

On January 27, MagniZone 2.0 called KO, on the daily chart.

Here's KO going into January 27: pressing up into an orange Magnet Zone. Resistance. The spot where most traders either sell or freeze:

Then the daily candle closed through the zone, and MagniZone Live showed members this:

Look at what's on that card. The entry is the close. The stop sits under the recent lows. There's a conservative target and an aggressive one, and the option I'd look at. Underneath, the checks it passed before it said a word.

Nothing to draw. Nothing to measure. Nothing to guess.

And then…

Once it broke, KO went from $73.55 to $81.07, all the way to the aggressive target. But the stock was only half the story.

Now here's the option that was on that card:

The KO Mar 20 $72.5 call closed at $2.64 the day the call fired. The day the call finished, it closed at $8.70: +230%.

Every $1,000 in that option became about $3,300. That's why there's an option on every MagniZone call.

Watch it happen, candle by candle

Here's one of my favorite things we built into MagniZone Live. Every finished call has a Replay button. Press it and the call plays back candle by candle, the way you'd have seen it: the zone, the signal, the targets, and the option on the card, priced every day.

Members can replay every call, wins and losses. Here are 3 from the last few months. Pick one and press play:

Real calls, real option prices (each day's close).

The receipts, first

Before the how, more of the what. Every one of these is a real MagniZone 2.0 call, dated, with the option that was on its card. Same drill every time: the call, then what happened.

August 26. CVX: a Bounce Buy on the 4-hour chart at $201.00.

CVX had been climbing, then dropped 4.4% in a hurry, straight into its blue Magnet Zone near $198.26. That's right where most traders panic and sell. The zone held, the candle closed back up, and MagniZone called the Bounce Buy at $201.00. From there it went to its target, and the CVX Oct 16 $200 call on the card ran +73%.

Every $1,000 in that option became about $1,730.

November 28. SLV, the silver ETF: a Breakout Buy on the daily chart at $51.21.

SLV had been pressing up under its orange Magnet Zone near $49.51. On November 28 it finally closed through it. The proof was sitting right there on the chart, and once it broke, the floodgates opened: +25% in 25 days. And the SLV Jan 16 $50 call on the card? +297%.

Every $1,000 in that option became about $3,970.

And the big names, lately

The names you already trade. Each one is the newest MagniZone 2.0 call on it that reached a target:

• PANWBreakout Buy · Oct 2stock +4.5%
• NETBreakout Buy · Aug 4stock +8.4%
• AAPLBreakout Buy · Jul 15stock +3.1%
• CRWDBreakout Buy · Jul 6stock +7.8%
• VBreakout Buy · Jul 1stock +3.4%
• JPMBreakout Buy · Jun 16stock +3.4%
• FBreakout Buy · May 22stock +7.4%
• TSMBreakout Buy · Apr 24stock +4.7%
• MUBreakout Buy · Apr 22stock +21%

Some calls get stopped out too, and the scorecard inside keeps every one of them.

This isn't new to me

MagniZone 2.0 is new. The zones aren't. Before we rebuilt it, MagniZone ran as an indicator on TradingView, and I traded its signals with options. Like the run in gold in 2025 that the news called a "mystery":

• FEB 14 · GLD Bounce Buy — the recommended option ran +86%
• FEB 16 · GLD Breakout Buy — the recommended option ran +112%
• TO MAR 8 · 4 more GLD Breakout Buys — the options ran +134%, +91%, +203% and +154%

While the headlines scrambled for answers, the zones had already called it. That's the engine I rebuilt.

And when TradingView changed its rules for indicators like mine, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. It pushed me to rebuild MagniZone on our own platform, where it can do far more than an indicator on one chart ever could. It took MagniZone to the next level.

Stories from the charts

A few of my favorites, from the MagniZone indicator on TradingView before we rebuilt it. On TradingView it paints the sells too; MagniZone 2.0 Live calls the buys.

May 20th. TSLA ran straight up into its top Magnet Zone and hit a wall.

It was clear it was about to move hard, one way or the other. And here's the crazy part: that zone was printed four days earlier. The proof was sitting right there on the chart before anybody needed it.

So when Tesla finally got there, I was ready. The Bounce Sell triggered, and a few hours later the put on it was up +157%.

+157%

April 2nd and 3rd. AAPL, two trades back to back.

On April 2nd, AAPL hit the upper Magnet Zone, got rejected hard and printed a clean Bounce Sell. The put closed the next morning up +177%.

+177%

Then price dropped straight through the zone, and in the first hour of April 3rd a Breakout Sell fired. Once that floor broke, the floodgates opened: +301% on the second trade.

+301%

February 2nd. NVDA, stuck in a sideways range.

There's nothing worse than a sideways market when you need it to pick a direction. When NVDA finally closed through its zone, the Breakout Buy signaled, and a quick call option exploded with it: +334%.

+334%

And WMT, where the candle's close was everything.

The whole system lives on how the candle closes. Wicks poke through levels all day long; MagniZone waits for the close. On WMT, that close was the signal, and the call on it ran +344%.

+344%

Every one of those zones was on the chart before the move. That's the whole idea, and it's exactly what MagniZone 2.0 now does for you on every chart, at every close.

OK, so why doesn't everybody trade like this?

Here's the question I'd be asking in your seat. Support and resistance is the oldest idea on a chart. Every charting app can draw it. So why do so many traders lose money trading it?

I've watched it for close to a decade, and it comes down to 4 things:

Too many lines. Draw every level and your chart looks like a spider web. Which one matters? You can't tell, so you hesitate, and the move leaves without you.

Wicks that fake you out. Price pokes through a level at 11 AM, you buy, and by the close it's back under. A wick isn't a breakout. A close is.

Dead zones. Trading in the middle of nowhere: no support, no resistance, no target, no direction. It's like making a call with no reception. With options, those sideways weeks are the theta killers.

Not enough hours. Even if you read one chart perfectly, there are 251 worth reading, on 2 timeframes, and the candle that matters closes while you're at work.

So let me say it plainly: the line was never the problem. Reading it, on every chart, at every close, was.

The MagniZone Engine

So I rebuilt MagniZone to do the reading for you. I call the levels it finds Magnet Zones: the places on a chart where buying and selling piled up, so price gets pulled toward them and reacts when it gets there.

It runs on the daily and 4-hour charts of 251 of the most-traded US stocks and ETFs, every time a candle closes. It finds the zones from what has actually held: levels price has tested again and again, round numbers, and the busiest prices on the volume profile. Then it checks every chart against 4 rules before it calls anything:

1. A close, not a wick. A Breakout Buy only counts when a candle closes through the zone. A Bounce Buy only counts when a stock drops into support and holds. MagniZone never fires in the middle of a candle.

2. The market has to agree. Breakouts work better when the whole market is rising, so MagniZone checks SPY against its 50-day average before every call.

3. Strength, not hope. A Breakout Buy needs the stock within 5% of its 52-week high. A Bounce Buy needs a stock in an uptrend that dropped hard into support.

4. Room to run. If the next zone is too close for the trade to be worth taking, it passes. And one call per chart at a time, so you never get 2 signals fighting each other.

Whatever passes all 4 is an A setup, and only A setups get called. On a quiet day that means fewer calls, not filler. In the last 30 days it made 19 new calls.

I want to be straight with you, because it's the only way I know how to do this.

There's no guarantee in trading. A stock can close through a zone and fall right back under it. Nothing I build, and nothing anybody builds, can promise you the next one keeps going. If someone tells you otherwise, close the tab.

What I can give you is structure: the 4 checks above, a stop on every call, the conservative target that turns the rest into a free trade, and a scorecard that keeps every result, wins and losses.

Why this beats drawing it yourself

You stop scrolling. MagniZone reads 251 charts on 2 timeframes at every close. You open one page and the calls are already there, laid out as cards.

You get the whole plan, not a hint. Entry, stop, a conservative target and an aggressive one, on every call. Take half at the conservative target, move your stop to your entry, and the rest of the trade can't turn into a loss.

You see it coming. The Getting close list shows the charts sitting right under a zone that hasn't broken yet. That's tomorrow's watchlist, made for you.

You get the option too. Every call shows the at-the-money option I would look at, priced from the close it fired on.

You can check every call. The scorecard keeps every result, wins and losses, and you can replay any of them candle by candle.

You get the best version we've ever built, and it keeps getting better. We replayed every MagniZone signal over 2 years of 192 stocks, kept what held up and threw out what didn't. New features land in MagniZone Live first.

What you actually get: MagniZone Live

Here's the product. These are real calls from the scanner right now, the way members see them:

Read the board with me:

• Getting close: the charts within reach of a zone that hasn't broken yet. Your watchlist for the next candle.
• Triggered: the open calls. Open one and you get the full chart, the entry, the stop, both targets, the checks it passed, and the options play.
• Completed: how each call ended. The scorecard adds them up, and every one has a ▶ Replay button.
• Top 3 Breakouts and Top 3 Bounces: every close, the open calls ranked by quality (volume, how near the high, how fresh the zone), the best 3 of each on top.
• The volume profile on every chart, with the busiest price marked. It's often the next magnet.
• My watchlist: star the stocks you trade and see where each one sits against its zones.

BONUS: the MagniZone Options Plays

When I trade these, I usually trade them with options. So on every MagniZone call, MagniZone Live shows the option I would look at, priced from the close the call fired on, and how it played out.

Here are my rules, so you know exactly what you're looking at, and can do it yourself on any call:

Some of the best finished plays so far:

Every call's option, winners and losers, is on its card inside MagniZone Live.

Still like TradingView? It's included

From November 1, TradingView no longer lets indicator makers sell access to invite-only scripts outside its own Marketplace, and it can change those rules again with a month's notice. That's why MagniZone 2.0 runs on our own platform.

You still get the MagniZone indicator for TradingView, with its 1-minute install guide and the alert setup, for your own charts.

Everything you get

1. MagniZone 2.0 Live NEWThe scanner on our own platform: A setups only, entry, SL and a conservative and an aggressive target on every call, the volume profile on every chart, the scorecard of every result.
2. The MagniZone indicator for TradingViewMagnet zones and Breakout / Bounce signals on your own charts, with the 1-minute install guide and the alert setup.
3. MagniZone Options Plays BONUSOn every MagniZone call, the at-the-money option Ben would look at (a monthly expiry about 60 days out on a daily call), with how it played out: in MagniZone Live, and in MagniZone 2.0 Alerts if you add them.
4. Your own watchlist and the Magnet Zone Map BONUSStar the stocks you trade and each one gets its own card: the chart, its top and bottom Magnet Zones, and how close price is to each. The Zone Map shows every stock we scan the same way, so you see which ones are closing in on a breakout.
5. MagniZone MasterclassBen on camera: the logic behind the zones, when a breakout matters, when to trust the bounce, and how he plans the trade.
6. TradingView 101 BONUSNew to TradingView? Account, layout, settings and alerts, step by step.
7. Support & Resistance indicator for MetaTrader 4 and 5 BONUSThe zone tool Ben helped build before MagniZone, for traders who chart on MT4 or MT5.
8. Early Access community BONUSThe MagniZone members group, where setups, updates and new features are shared first.

The offer

Here's the deal. On November 1, TradingView changes its rules for indicators like mine, so I'm moving every one of them onto our own platform, one at a time. We're calling it the Indicator Bonanza, and MagniZone is drop 1. Its drop price ends Sunday, Oct 11 at midnight ET. After that it's $247 for life or $129 for 1 year until November 1, then every Bonanza price goes up together.

One payment. No monthly charges. And measure it against one dated call: on January 27, every $1,000 in the KO Mar 20 $72.5 call became about $3,300 in 28 days. One call like that, one time, covers the price.

What "no thanks" actually costs

Two true things:

One, about your wallet: the drop price ends Sunday, Oct 11 at midnight ET. After that MagniZone 2.0 is $247 for life or $129 for 1 year until November 1, and $297 for life or $147 for 1 year from then on, like everyone else pays.

Two, about the market: MagniZone reads the next candle close whether you're on it or not. In the last 30 days it made 19 calls. When the next one fires, it's either a card on your screen at the close, or a chart you look at a week later with the move already over. You've lived that second version before.

The questions I'd ask before buying this

Do I have to be glued to the screen?

No. Calls fire when a candle closes: the daily ones at the 4:00 PM ET close, the 4-hour ones during the day. Open MagniZone Live once after the close and everything is waiting for you.

Can I get the calls on my phone?

Yes. Add MagniZone 2.0 Alerts after checkout and every call lands in a private Discord and Telegram room the moment it fires, with the chart and the whole plan. Alerts in our own FBT app are coming soon too.

By the time a call posts, am I already late?

The entry is the close the call fired on, and that is when it posts. Every result on this page, the options included, is measured from that close.

Will it cover the stocks I trade?

251 of the most-traded US stocks and ETFs: the S&P 100, the Nasdaq 100, the sector ETFs and the names our traders ask about most, on the daily and 4-hour charts.

Small account?

Trade the shares, or the option. The KO Mar 20 $72.5 call above cost $2.64 a share, or $264 for one contract.

And the calls that don't work?

Some get stopped out. Every call has a stop for exactly that reason, and the scorecard keeps every result, wins and losses. This page shows the best ones; inside, you see all of them.

Do I still get the TradingView indicator?

Yes. The TradingView version, its 1-minute install guide and the alert setup are on the TradingView tab of the MagniZone page in your dashboard.

Is this a subscription?

No. Either plan is one charge, once: Lifetime is $197, for life; 1-Year Access is $97, for 1 full year of access, and it never renews or charges again. No monthly or yearly charges.

What if it's not for me?

Use MagniZone 2.0 and the indicator for 14 days. If it is not for you, ask through Support in your dashboard and you get every penny back. No questions asked.

When do I get access?

Right away. Your access email arrives within a minute or two, and the thank-you page has a button straight into your members dashboard.

Two versions of the next KO

Some day soon, a stock will close through a Magnet Zone with the market behind it, near its high, with room to run.

In one version, you find out the way you always have: a few days later, scrolling, with that familiar feeling of "it was right there."

In the other version, it's a card on your screen at the close: the entry, the stop, both targets, and the option.

MagniZone reads the next close either way. The only question is whether you're reading it with me.