I think what OP is attempting to say is, conventionally Tops and Bottoms are recognized as S/R, but the break of a trend at the point of a sloping trend line can also be viewed as a S/R level. 'Secret', not so, but for OP it is a new idea he wished to share.
Man, you got that BACKWARD. Prices return not to where it broke through the trendline, but to where the Support/Resistance and the Trendline are. If you look to the left of the chart, you would see that it coincides with one of the major support/resistance (or the trendlines).
I believe he is saying the same thing you are. But maybe I am mistaken. Would you mind posting a chart so I can better understand what you are saying?
What he says is not stupid, how many times they have bought, the price has returned, the stop has been touched and then continued in the right direction. Yes it is true that it is a pattern that is repeated over and over again and knowing it helps in the negotiation.
Sometimes when there is a break the price does not return so it is a good idea to enter with half the position and if you return, buy the other half to get an average price.