Week 2 PRO | The Secret Floors of the Market: Where Pros Buy and Sell

Refine your moving average signals into "buy and sell zones" for traders. These are the levels that show you exactly when to buy and sell with confidence.

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Hey Pro subscribers,

Yesterday, you learned how to use moving averages to find the best prices for stocks.

I bet you’ll never buy another stock because:

• You have a fear of missing out

• A friend told you it’s a good idea

• Or your favorite social influencer gave you a “tip”

You’ll only buy when your buy signal shows you it’s a good time.

Today, you’ll take that buying signal and refine it into something far more reliable for traders: buy and sell zones. Better known as support and resistance levels.

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The Elevator Theory

Imagine 100 people standing in the lobby of a fancy hotel, waiting for the elevator to take them to a penthouse party. A group of people presses the call button, and when the elevator arrives, 10 people board and ride it to the top floor. Once they’re at the party, the elevator heads back to the lobby, picks up 10 more people, and repeats the process until everyone is taken to the penthouse.

Likewise, stocks bounce between two prices: one high and one low. They’re called support and resistance levels.

Support Level

The low price is called the support level.

Whenever a stock price falls, there’s a good chance it’ll stop at, or around, the support level. Then, almost immediately, it goes back up.

Resistance Level

The high price is called the resistance level.

Whenever a stock price rises, there’s a good chance it’ll stop at, or around, the resistance level. Then, almost immediately, it goes back down.

Why I Call Them Buy and Sell Zones

Traders (both institutional and retail) aren’t buying and selling stocks at a specific price. Instead, we all execute trades at different prices around the support and resistance levels.

That area is what I call the zone.

💡Pro tip: In this 3-minute video, I show you how to draw your own buy and sell zones—the same way I do before every trade.