Your TradingView MagniZone vs the new one
Yesterday we opened drop 1 of the Indicator Bonanza. Today, the question we got most: what's actually different from the MagniZone indicator on TradingView?
| MagniZone on TradingView | MagniZone 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Draws zones on the one chart you have open | Reads 251 stocks and ETFs at every close |
| You check each chart yourself | Daily and 4-hour charts, every candle close, for you |
| You decide if the break is real | Four checks, and only the A setups get called |
| You work out the entry and the stop | Entry, stop and two targets on every call |
| No options help | The at-the-money option on every call, priced at the close |
| No record of how it did | Every call kept on a scorecard, wins and losses |
| Replay any call candle by candle |
The engine. On TradingView an indicator only sees the chart you have open. On our own platform MagniZone reads 251 stocks and ETFs at every daily and 4-hour close:
The card. Every call comes with the entry, the stop, both targets and the option, priced from the close:
The proof. Every call can be replayed to the end, and the scorecard keeps every result. Two from this year:
GILD, called Jan 22 at the close. The Mar $130 call on the call: $6.92 to $24.20.
MS, called May 14 at the close. The Jul $195 call on the call: $10.85 to $20.45.
The TradingView indicator is still included.
Right now MagniZone 2.0 is at its drop price, the lowest it will ever be. That ends Sunday at midnight ET. Then it steps up to the Bonanza price, still a discount, until October 31. On November 1 it goes to full price.