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Drop 4 is here: Gravity Zone

Drop 4 of the Indicator Bonanza is open this week: Gravity Zone.

The idea is simple. Price has gravity. It's pulled into the zone where the volume sits, held there, and every so often it escapes. Gravity Zone draws that zone on every chart it scans, and shows you three things:

  • The Gravity Break. Price escapes the zone on real volume. That's the call, the one Gravity Zone makes. Palo Alto Networks on May 8: in at $207.88, all three targets by May 29, +32%.
  • The Gravity Bounce. Price dips to the edge and gravity pulls it back in. You see it on your chart; it's not a call. Silver on Mar 3: back to the gravity line, $79.33, in 7 days.
  • The Gravity Breakdown. Price falls out the bottom. That's your warning: get out, or stay away. Coinbase on Jan 21: from $226.93 to $139.36 in 22 days. Not a call, a warning.
Palo Alto Networks, May 8: a Gravity Break, then all three targets

Every call comes with three targets, conservative, moderate and aggressive, locked the moment it fires. Palo Alto's were $229.76, $251.64 and $273.51. All three were hit by May 29. One example, not a promise; plenty of calls hit the stop, and the record keeps all of them.

We do the charting. You get the best one. Every week Gravity Zone reads 2.5 million candles across 753 charts, about 250 stocks and ETFs on three timeframes, and redraws a zone 12,550 times. It draws every setup it sees: the breaks, the bounces, the breakdowns. Give each chart just one minute and that's 12½ hours of charting. Then it hands you only the one that tested best: the daily Gravity Break, on real volume.

It calls one thing, the one that held up when we tested it on every stock and ETF we scan: the daily Gravity Break, confirmed on real volume. The bounce and the breakdown are drawn on your chart to read, never called. $147 for life through Friday at midnight ET, then $397.

To your trading success,
The Find Better Trades team

Charts from earlier this year, run back through the new Gravity Zone and drawn the way each call stood when it fired. One example each, not a promise about the next one.

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Casey stubbs