You’re Just Overcomplicating a Game of Ping Pong
Trading isn't complicated. It just feels complicated because everyone's trying to make it complicated.
Here's the whole game, price is a ping pong ball, and support/resistance levels are rubber paddles. The ball hits a paddle, it bounces. Simple. The only thing you actually need to learn is how hard it bounces and that's just physics. The more the ball stretches away from a level before it comes back, the bigger the reaction when it does. That's it. That's 80% of price action.
Everyone's out here stacking 6 indicators on their chart hoping one of them whispers the future to them. RSI, MACD, stochastic or whatever, they're all lagging. They're telling you what already happened, dressed up to look predictive. In the long run that stuff just adds noise and makes you hesitate at the exact moment you should be acting. Price is the only thing that's real-time. Everything derived from price is just price, but late.
And here's the thing nobody admits. everyone secretly believes they have "ball knowledge." Like some innate feel for where price is gonna go. You don't. I don't either. What actually exists is pattern recognition built from watching thousands of candles react to levels, over and over, until the reaction becomes obvious before it happens. That's not a gift. That's reps. People want to skip the reps and call the result "intuition."
You don't need 15 tools. You need one clean chart, a handful of real levels, and the patience to watch how price actually behaves when it gets there. Everything else is decoration.
Edit - point of this post is about not over complicating trading.
Breakouts happens when the speed of the price is too high that level fails to slow it down. Also Support/Resistance levels are not some random lines that you draw on chart, it’s Liquidity Levels and i mentioned about how to mark it on chart somewhere down in comments.