Why Your Support & Resistance Lines Don’t Work ($100M Trader Explains) - Prof. Investor Reacts

0:00You're doing it wrong. That's what market wizard landsprites. I would say he'd say you're doing your support and resistance lines wrong, but that's okay. We're going to learn how to do it right together. And we're going to play big money, big go in the process. So let's kick this off. Own that support and resistance do not work. And you might be struggling to make supporting resistance work for you too. In both cases, it's all like a professional YouTuber. I did not have that ready to go. Hold tight PowerPoints almost ready. There we go. Okay. Great. Now while Lance is talking, I'll be on the other side clearing it off. Often because support and resistance are being used without incorporating these five key criteria. After making over $100 million during my trading career on Wall Street, I'm done trading my health for well. So now I'm here to pass on what I've learned and help you understand how professional traders actually use these concepts. I think we all know you can't just buy every break of eyes or short every break of lows. The mistake many traders make is assuming that everyone. Now with that being said, there are a lot of people who actually feel that he's what you do.

1:03Anytime you break to new high, you buy it anytime it breaks to new low, you sell it kind of thing. There's a lot more nuance that goes into finding successful trading plans, which is what we're building for you here at Outlier. And while he's he's 100% right. There's so many other things that you need to consider, right? It's like when you actually let's let's consider red light green light, right? Let's imagine that you're going through an intersection and you see a green light. Okay, going through the green light without checking either direction. If you know, there's there's some drunk driver or something else coming through somebody who's going to run the red light and smash into you. I know what it's like if you just rely on one, one position in the market, right? One indicator. You could absolutely get crashed if you're not paying attention to what else is going on. It's also real key critical and important that you also look at the the broader market context, right? Because you can have one stock that's just kicking off. Everything is amazing. But yet at the same time, there's so many other things that are holding it back like the market may be trending down.

2:08The sector may be struggling right now. And then that one stock while it may be doing something great on its own, it could be so much bigger and greater or greater is if it had the market and the sector helping it push itself up. But you're more likely to see something like that pop up and then pull right back in instead of pop up and then just keep going. So he's 100% right on this. So what I'm going to do is we're going to kick off big money being go Monday. And I'm going to give you breakout. There you go. I know you're probably screaming in the chat. I haven't had a chance to look at it yet. I for what's I for I for trade what you see. I you know what fine. Just for you, Mr. NoMo foe mail. I'll give you trade what you see. Let's keep going. One of those levels is equally meaningful, especially when most levels are total noise and randomness. That's why whenever I'm training a break of support or resistance, the first criteria I apply is I only trade in place stocks or products. Now what does that mean? What does that mean to you? I want to hear from you in the chat. What is that is blurry AF. Sorry, I know you can't read that.

3:10Since the first criteria I apply is I what is this mean to you? I think I think we're going to have a lot of different answers here. What does this mean to you only trading in place stocks or products? Now for me, what this is telling me is we want to have when the market is working right when the market's turning up. That means it's in play. When the sector is trending up. That means it's in play. When the stock is turning up. That means it's in play. We're not trying to find the one like we just heard a moment ago. Right. We're looking for a confluence of everything going on stocks at me are trading criteria is a great answer from Anthony in 2050. Man, you know, I throw it in the chat. I can't keep up 10, 20, 50 to start. Yeah. No guessing way for confirmation. The greediest stocks and the greediest sectors. I would agree with that completely. That's what we're after. Right. We want to find the strongest stocks and the strongest sectors when the market is being strong.

4:11That right there will make life so much easier for you only and and p rocks. Yeah, that's it could mean a number of things, which is why I wanted to hear from you. Right. Unless I mean I'm just around the internet. Literally don't listen to anything. I have to say trade in play stocks or products in in play stock is one experiencing unusual volume volatility a major catalyst for an exceptional technical setup that is attracted significant attention from traders this concept which while some people would argue and say that you don't want to be following the herd man. You don't want to be one of the sheep that are buying this stock. Well, the great thing about following the herd is that when you trend follow. You will do two things. You'll do two things very right we're going to look at Nike Nike is a garbage stock right now. You know why? Because at one point in time the herd was helping push the price of Nike up. And right now the herd is helping push the price of Nike down. You do want to go with the trend because you alone do not have the bucks that are big enough to push this market higher.

5:16But you can be part of a collective who understand, hey, this is an in play stock. I want to play it. You can be part of the move up or part of the move down. You get to choose, but you can't do it alone. You just don't have deep enough pockets. Not yet at least. Not yet at least. Does not just apply to stocks by the way. If you ask me what else has been in play during 2026. I'd include the medals, particularly silver and gold at the start of the year. Yep, which we traded that we traded that and boy my account. Oh my gosh, I kid you not. I think my account was up. 50 ish percent in the first month legit. The outlaw fund was up 50 ish percent in the first month due to medals and gold. And then. And then. Silver, which was mainly our our our positions well 30% basically overnight, which the last time 30. If silver fell 30% overnight was when Judas sold out Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. Okay, let's be realistic here. This was a fantastic move. Unfortunately, it revered reverse on a dime. And that is part of trading that is part of trading.

6:24Well, during the Iran war and even crypto during the range breakout the experience in August, I'm looking for products that are undergoing huge amounts of price discovery emotions and order flow from a range of participants think of SpaceX following its IPO. What's the right price for the stock? I don't know. What's the right price for SpaceX? I don't know. I mean, you can come up with all the discount and cash flows. You can come up with all the PE ratios. You can come up with all these all these different metrics literally all day and all night. You can come up with whatever fundamental analysis you want. But you're not going to get paid on the stock. It's not going to go to your price target. It's not going to do what you want at all whatsoever. The market's going to do with the market's going to do. Your job is to recognize when it's acting right and when it's acting wrong because all stocks are bad. Wait, I hear the Joker. The Joker just came around the corner. No, that's that true. All stocks are fractional ownership of a company. You're so stupid. Don't you know that?

7:30Yeah, don't get it. Don't get it. Don't get it twisted. All stocks are bad. But every once in a while they act right. Your job is to understand when they are acting right and get on board and understand when they're not acting right and get out of the way. I'm going to be involved in markets like that. Why does in play matter so much because markets are highly efficient. Most levels are noise. You are better off flipping a coin. But when a stock is increased attention, emotion, volume and volatility. That's what you want. I don't know what Lance is going to say next, but when it has attention, emotion, volume volatility. That is exactly what you want. Let's break this down. Right. Emotion, the market moves on fear, angry period full stop and imbalance on fear, angry is what causes markets to move attention. When you have more attention on a stock, you're going to have more people who want to participate in the trend, which is going to help push the price up even higher. It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Trends be get trends one way or the other up or down. Volume of volatility. When volume picks up, that could be a great sign.

8:39Absolutely could be volatility. Volatility is absolutely 100% what you want. When it's in your favor. Right. You want volatility. Right. Let's just draw Lance. Sorry Lance. When volatility picks up. Right. You want that. It's more money, more better, more faster. Volatility is not a scary thing if it's in the direction that you want it to go. But if it's working against you, that's a big giant red flag to say get out of the way. Sorry Lance. Do me draw over your face. You have the conditions where these tech are. Manie says B1. Follow the trend. Fine. As you guys know, Manie runs this show. Manie runs this show. Hey, P-roxism. Digging the green blazer, Chris. Really? Thank you very much. Very, very sophisticated Amazon special that I got on today. I appreciate that. Green's my favorite color. All right. Let's keep going.

9:41And the levels become useful. The second characteristic I want is a clean level. As I would tell my trainees, I do not want a need to squint to understand what you're looking at. The best levels tend to be obvious enough that any other company trader could pull up the same chart and identify the same level without me standing next to them explaining it. You want all the traders across all the time frames in agreement. If this stock breaks that level, you want everyone swarming to be on the same side of the market. Okay. Tim asks a great question. How do you know which way of altilities going? I don't know if Lance is going to get into that, but I think he might. And that's why he pulled up the chart. It's very clear. Right. You got a breakout above right here. And you've got volatility expanding. What do I mean by volatility expanding? Look at the size of these candles. Right. Big green beautiful candles versus like leading up to that. These are the tiny baby candles. I can barely even see them. Right. Your volatility is expanding. And it's expanding and it's expanding and it's expanding and it's expanding. And if you are long this trade, that's exactly where you want to be with all that volatility.

10:52Now, how do you measure that? So I use the indicator called ATR. I learned this directly from Larry Hyde. The very first billion dollar hedge fund manager. Let's go to something that's been in play recently AMD. Right. AMD. Like that's volatility expansion to the upside. That's exactly everything you could ever want right there. Now, let's look at AMD's. AMD's ATR average true range. This right. Your volatility is measured in average true range. Back here. The volatility was roughly 560 maybe up to 6 maybe down to 5 around here. Altily expanded to be about 16 to volatility here. Was about three times higher than it was here. Okay. But then when the real explosion happened what what what what happened? It went from around 16 up to a high of 41.

11:54That is some huge volatility expansion. You went from roughly five to 41. That's like an infinity times more. I don't think math has actually figured out how to math between five and 41 just yet. I know it's probably closer to eight but somewhere around between eight infinity times more. That's what you're looking for. You want volatility expansion because you want to be trading on something that's bigly and move movingly right Chris make up all kinds of great big words today. Think about the break of 245 support in circle last year after it's capitulatory and moved to $300 clean level matter partly because other traders are all positioning around them. If a level is going above and below above and below. It is not precise and you're not going to get the strong clean reaction you need to capture the move. I want levels that price is respected rather than repeatedly traded straight through. A clean resistance level should show some evidence that sellers actually care about that area. Just as clean support should show evidence that buyers care. The third characteristic is proper consolidation.

12:57This is particularly important when I'm looking to trade a breakout or break down because the behavior immediately before price reaches the level can tell you a tremendous amount about the potential trade. There is a reason why in my trading course I made multiple videos describing what proper consolidation looks like and how to measure it consolidation is price acceptance and you. So what we use here at outlier we call outlier blocks let's go to. So far why do you think I so far Chris because there's so many great examples with so far that's why so far is like one of the best example stocks. I mean literally you can take one second and see the market cycle that's super easy. You can see support resistance lines at work right here support how keeps bouncing at these order blocks right here. You can see resistance right here as it came up to this level got rejected and then the buyers overwhelm the sellers and push it up higher. This is a fantastic stock for all these different examples. You need these periods of relative equilibrium to gauge just how strong the buying or selling is after a large move in one direction after a big move.

14:04How far do we retrace how loosely do we retrace this consolidation can also create what I think of as tension you have buyers and sellers battling over. Relatively small price range and the market eventually has to resolve that shorts might be positioning for a retracement lower and long selling to lock in profits if we consolidate and don't pull back. Doug says we need to in one. All right Doug I got you. I got you. Wait wait the stock market exists because of so that's that's right they call it the future of finance for a reason like the market didn't exist for the last hundred or whatever years until so if I showed up now it exists it is the future of finance. When that break higher finally happens all the longs need to re-enter and the shorts need to cover this is easily one of the most underestimated points in trading breakouts I know not everyone has access to my course so if this is you make sure you're database hundreds of examples of the best setups look like and study the commonalities of those consolidation periods I want to see a consolidations like this mega break out in VVOS a few years ago the fourth characteristic I care about is an emotional reaction.

15:17He said VVOS let's see we can find it. VVOS. Oh jeepers creepers this is a healthcare stock I would oh my good gravy. First off. The stock is dead like actually did the stock is now trading at 15 cents. It must have been reverse split all the hell the whole way down. Oh man I don't even know. Maybe he's talking about I literally don't I can't even pull up on the chart where he's even looking at. Geez Louise. College football is back so Hilton called me the superstition concierge to make your fan rituals a reality need a room to match your lucky number we got you want to make sure our team doesn't wash your lucky jersey. Oh that smells lucky. Hilton's unmatched hospitality can keep up with any superstition even a marching band wake up call it 555 and 55 seconds hit it. When you need a team that will do whatever it takes on game day it matters where you stay Hilton for this day.

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17:21Okay never mind what a terrible stock. I want levels where prices previously demonstrated that market participants cared and the more significant the reaction the more interested I generally become I want to level where upon the break you feel the tension and the rush for everyone to reposition I want shorts panicking and long piling into a break out I want to see. No notice what you just said right there. One to reposition I want shorts panicking and long piling into a break out. He wants shorts panicking. Meaning anybody who is short is selling it off as fast as I can and longs meaning they want to buy the stock piling into the breakout that's exactly what you want. Not both sides of the fence okay you don't have to be on one side or the other you have to be on the east or the west or north or south you can be on both sides when the shorts are panicking and they have to buy back their shares that pushes the price up when the longs are piling in that pushes the price up and all you have to do is sit there and collect your money.

18:25At the end of the day that's why trend following works. I have a slide. I'm going to go to the slide real quick we'll come back. I'm going to slide by my friend and mentor Larry height the first billion dollar hedge fund manager. He says. If you diversify control your risk and go with the trend it just has to work. What he means by that is if you cut your losses short and let your winners run out of control the math just plays out you have to get paid. Does that mean you'll get paid on every trade no does that mean you're going to get paid every day. No does that mean you're going to get paid whenever the market presents these opportunities yes and that's what you have to do is make yourself available or win those opportunities. I want to see massive volume confirming my view that this level. I got G2 I got G3 it's simple math Chris I know I got 0 to I got 0 5 you guys just spam in the chat seeing what crystal put on.

19:30Let's see what's what is what is 0 1 and 0 2. I probably set up some add to winners I don't think either one of us said that which G3 let your winners run I did say that I definitely said that I'll give you that one. OK. B 5 market cycle I definitely did use the market cycle Edgar well said I did use the market cycle all right all right all right. Yes I see what you're doing here I see what you're doing here with the G2s and the O1's I see I see. I see Monty I thought we were cool Monty Monty's trying to trick me into putting up in a bingo I see what he's doing. See what he's doing. Was a big deal tweak ton of market participants and I want to see price rapidly push away from the level. That's what we're talking about right that that expansion of all until you want to see price moving up now there's two different ways to trade we talked about this in our university last week watch this. Con of market participants and I want to see. OK now back to this chart let's zoom in a little bit. This stock went from this is arm it went from let's call it.

20:32This breakout let's call 190. Did we take went to a high of 450. Now did you have to buy it on this break on 190 now. If you were watching it if you were paying attention if this was part of your plan you could have. But let's say you discovered it a couple days later remember it's going to walk from 190 to 450. Could you have gotten into 190. Yeah would that have been the best price ever. Yeah but you could have got in at 200. You could have got in at 225. You could have got in at 250. You could have got into 75. You could have got in at 300. You could have got in at 325. You could have got it in 350. Etc all the way up. So there's really two styles of trading that I want you to be aware of right. You've got the breakout. The breakout traders and you've got the continuing traders. I am a continuation trader right. You don't have to catch the very bottom. You don't have to catch the very top. You can make so much money on the 80% in the middle. I like to use this as like a brisket sandwich thing right.

21:33You're not there for the bun on the bottom and you're not there for the bun on the top. Let it figure out what it's doing and then jump on board. And you can get the 80% juicy middle that you're always after anyway. So that is my style of trading. Does that mean it has to be your style trading? No, of course not. But it does allow you to ride a big old trend up without having to be so obsessed with every little move on every chart out there. Just wait for those breakouts to occur. And then once they are occurring and you can see the continuation, just ride it. Just try it, baby. All right. Price over any moving average. I'll give you that one. I'll give you that one. Price rapidly push away from the level. The fifth characteristic is agreement on multiple time frames. And now that would be like a confluence of factors. And it could be on time frames, right. You could say I want to see the weekly, the monthly, the daily, the 10 minute, the five minute and the one minute.

22:33All in agreement. By all means, do that. If that's your trading plan. But also think about it this way. I want to see the market trending higher. I want to see market breadth expanding. I want to see. What else? I want to see momentum alerts on the market. Then I want to dive into these sectors. And I want to make sure that the sector that I'm trading the fear and greed's expanding. I want to make sure that the sector that I'm trading the breadth is expanding. I want to see the trend of the stock going up. I want to see that there's no order blocks in my way that could be overhead resistance. I want to make sure that the momentum alerts are our bullish and the stock that I'm buying. And overall. I want to see a confluence of factors to tell me. Hey, you know what? Anything can happen in the market. But right now the path of least resistance is up. That's what we're trying to get to. That is exactly what we're trying to get to. No, no, FOMO says I three. Follow your plan. Yeah, I'll give you that one. I'll give you that one. Do that. Uh, I'm going to do that. I'll give you that one. Do that. Um, Paul says oh one high probably Paul, I don't, I don't think I said that.

23:35And I don't think he said it either. He's using it a little bit. He's not like, what's up, dude? Uh, live and learn. I had too small of a stop. Yeah, that's real. Now, let's talk about stops for a moment, right? When you get in on a trade and it's a high volatility stock. In fact, let's go back to AMD. Because this is a great opportunity to decat AMD. Hey, empty. Because the volatility expanded, right? Let's say that you had built a position size down here when it was around five dollars. And then the volatility expanded to where it's now 40 dollars. Type a one in the chat. If you feel like you could trade the same position size when volatility has increased eightfold type of two in the chat. If you think, you know what? When volatility expands like this, I need to position size smaller because that's the amount of risk you're willing to take. So one in the chat, if you can trade the same position size, two in the chat, if you feel like you need to trade smaller.

24:40Any of us guys says seven, where's my ban button permaband instant permaband. I don't care if you graduate from out our university. Now it's a two everybody's getting it right definitely to. Because think about it. If if let's say you were trading 100 shares when it was five dollars on the ATR and the volatility. And it goes up eight times higher than that. What what used to be hang on let's do maths. If you were trading 100 shares on five dollars of volatility, let's you know, let's say it was five hundred dollars of risk you're willing to take. If you're trading 100 shares on forty dollars of volatility, that's four thousand dollars of risk you're taking. So you can't do that. You can't do that. The only way this works to keep your risk consistent. Now granted, I know you're thinking I know you're thinking, but but listen, volatility expanded. This random guy on the internet with 40% of his hair said that when volatility expands, this is besting ever.

25:41So I got to make sure I keep my position size and check. I know you're thinking that right now. But remember, if it turns around, if it goes down, if the stock does not behave the way you want it to. Wouldn't you much rather lose five hundred dollars instead of losing four thousand dollars. Yeah, but I'm not going to lose Chris. Okay, fine. You're not going to. I get it. I get it. Keeping your risk consistent is a vitally important part of trading. So when volatility expands, when volatility expands, the way to keep your risk in check is to size smaller. When volatility expands, and you want to keep your risk the same, you have to size smaller and vice versa, right? When volatility contracts, volatility contracts, you can size up. So where, where could we have the same amount of risk right here? If we were to do a $40 wide, $40 wide ATR stop instead of a $5 wide ATR stop, let's say, I don't 500 divided by 40.

26:47Wait, what? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, no, no. I will not do that, Chris. I will not go from trading 100 shares down to 12 and a half shares. I will not do that. Fine, I don't care what you do. This is your portfolio. It's your money at risk. But if it goes against you, and you lose 8 times as much as you were planning, don't come crying to me. Let's keep going. Generally, the more timeframes on which a level is meaningful, the better. Support and resistance exist everywhere. You can find them on a 2-minute chart, a daily chart, or a weekly chart. But a level becomes especially interesting when several of those charts point toward the same price. The more timeframes that align, the more market participants you get on your side. For example, earlier this year, we saw this intraday breakout in gold align perfectly with the prior days highs. And when it broke, it took off like a rocket.

27:47That is not a coincidence. This is why I always encourage traders to zoom out. Now, keep in mind, trading is not always clean and perfect. You do not need every single one of these criteria on every trade. But the more criteria you can stock in your favor, the better. And keep in mind, even a perfect looking setup can still fail. Trading is probabilistic. So what we are trying to do is identify conditions that improve the quality of the setup. Make sure you're high-probably set up. There. Fine. There. Fine. I know you were asking for it. I know you were asking for it. And you're fine. I got it. I got perfect thing up. I got it. It's so much winning. It was like an earthquake over here. Oh my good gravy. Who's going to win? Go. This is big money bingo. The way you win playing big money bingo is to put hashtag outlier in the chat. And you just you just very well might win big money bingo. Like be the casino seven just did congratulations big money bingo. You have won our congratulations be the casino.

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29:49Congratulations, be the casino. All right, let's keep going. Back to big money bingo. Back to lands. Well, giving us a logical framework for capturing the reward and limiting the risk. This is also why blindly trading support and resistance usually disappoints beginners. If you back test every random horizontal line on every random stock without considering the context, you should expect a lot of noise. The edge comes from becoming increasingly selective about the situations where you apply the concept. So the next time you draw support or resistance on a chart, do not immediately ask whether you should buy or sell there. First, ask whether the stock or product is actually in play, whether there's enough volume, volatility, or attention to make the setup worth caring about, then determine whether the level is genuinely clean, whether price is consolidating properly around it, gauge the emotional reaction to see whether participants cared about that price, and know that the level becomes more significant when it aligns with other timeframes. If several of those factors line up, now you have my attention. Support. Oh, hang on, sorry.

30:49For instance, it becomes much more powerful when it gives you a clean place to structure risk inside a stock that is actually offering opportunity. The goal. Very cool. I'm really digging this video, but you can't be successful. Is it impossibility to be successful in this market, unless you have. I don't know what it is, but every time I hit the the the siren button, it's like an earthquake is shattering the the walls and more winners are about to happen. That's what happens. That's what happens. Okay. Oh, my good gravy. Who's going to win? It's going to be. Lucky Chevy 430 today is you know, Lucky day, Mr. Lucky Chevy 430. Congratulations, Mr. Bingo winner. Congratulations, Mr. Bingo winner. And that goes to you too. In order to claim your prize, you have to email support out there. Let's see what you want. Let's see what you want.

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32:50Do you think I should go for three today? Maybe three in the chat. If you think I should, if I should, you know, squeeze the juice a little bit type of three in the chat. If you think maybe just maybe I could get it there. All right, all right, all right. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Steven. Steven says, oh three. Oh three. Cut your. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. There you go. Everybody say thanks to Steven in the chat because I know for a fact. I said, cut your losers. And I didn't write it down earlier. So there for everybody gets another chance of the big. Oh, my gosh. There's so many earthquakes going on right now. Congratulations. Congratulations. Our final bingo winner of the day. Who that going be? Yeah. Thanks, Steven. Well done. Thanks, Steven. Who'd that going to be? Final big money bingo winner of the day. Daily history bites. Oh, daily history bites. Oh, three six five. Daily history bites. Oh, three six five. Let's see what daily history bites is going to be wearing.

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