Ben just texted us this on a Sunday

Ben just texted us a screenshot this Sunday morning, which usually means he is supposed to be doing something else.

It was the gains board from our morning setups, with one line underneath: "Monday is going to be interesting."

He is not wrong.

The VIX has been climbing, and fear is creeping back into this market.

When volatility wakes up, stocks gap and run, and most of that movement gets packed into the first hour after the bell.

That hour, 9:30 to 10:30 AM ET, is the only hour the Morning Power Hour Indicator cares about.

Here is the screenshot Ben sent over:

Those are morning setups that turned a standard position into $2,661, $2,252, $1,924 and $4,711, each in a handful of days.

On a recent NVDA setup, the indicator flagged the breakdown, and the trade was closed the next morning for 118%.

What we like most is what happens after the signal.

You check your chart at 9:30, the indicator does the math on the opening volume, and when institutional money commits to a direction, it tells you which way.

You place the trade with shares or options, and then you close the laptop.

Ben calls it the 60-minute workday.

Golf, lunch with your spouse, the grandkids, whatever your afternoon looks like.

It runs on the free TradingView plan, setup takes under 5 minutes, and there is a beginner options guide if calls and puts are new to you.

This weekend it is $97 instead of the usual $297.

That price ends Monday, Sept 28 at 11:59 PM ET, so you can have it on your chart before Monday's opening bell.

➔ Set up Morning Power Hour for $97 before Monday's open

One quick question: which ticker are you watching first on Monday morning?

Hit reply and tell us, we read every one.

Talk soon,

The Team | Find Better Trades

P.S. You get 60 days to try it, and if it does not earn its spot on your chart, you get every penny back.

➔ Grab it for $97 here (regular $297, ends Monday 11:59 PM ET)