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Finnovic Lens · Market levels

The levels that turn a view into a trade

A direction without levels is an opinion. Finnovic Lens gives every call the numbers a client needs to place the trade — where to get in, where to get out if wrong, and where to take profit.

6
Levels per instrument
2
Profit targets
1
Stop on every call
70+
Instruments
What it does

The capability, in plain terms

Where to get in

An entry zone rather than a single price, so a client who looks an hour later can still take the trade.

Where to get out if wrong

A stop-loss on every call — the level most retail clients never set for themselves.

Two places to take profit

A first and second target, so a client can bank part of the move instead of holding until it reverses.

Three support levels

The prices below where the market has repeatedly found buyers, printed beside the current price.

Three resistance levels

The prices above where it has repeatedly stalled — the levels clients keep asking your support desk about.

Drawn on the chart

An annotated chart with the levels marked on the candles, so the plan is visible rather than a list of numbers.

In your own symbol names

If your platform lists GOLD rather than XAUUSD, the levels come through as GOLD.

Alongside the next event

The market-moving event that could invalidate the levels, flagged when it is close.

What you get

Why it matters to your desk

  • Clients place trades instead of watching — the numbers remove the last step of hesitation
  • More clients use a stop — because one is given, which protects them and your relationship with them
  • Your support desk stops being asked for levels — the answer is already in front of the client
  • Fewer accounts blown on one trade — clients who take partial profit and use stops last longer
  • Levels in your platform's language — no confusion between your symbol names and someone else's
FAQ

Questions we get asked

What levels come with each call?
An entry zone, a stop-loss and two take-profit targets, plus three support and three resistance levels printed beside the current price and drawn on an annotated chart.
Do the symbol names match our platform?
Yes. If your MT5 lists an instrument as GOLD or CRUDE, that is what your clients see — the naming follows your platform, not ours.
How many instruments are covered?
More than 70, across FX majors, minors and exotics, metals, the major index CFDs and oil.

See the levels your clients would get

We'll send a sample day's calls, complete with levels and charts, in your own branding.

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