I don't know if Peachy Investor is truly an above average trader, but I'm posting this video in that it supports Gareth Soloway's habit of trading based off key levels, which he does very successfully. (I say this based on seeing him disclose his levels everyday—in advance.) I too often end up trading off key levels, but not intentionally. It simply happens organically—by accident—from my use of: (1) temporal support and resistance, (2) historical price ranges, which I call statistical support and resistance, and (3) what I just now decided to call price action dynamics (akin to flight dynamics) consisting of... Key baselines and price flow channels to interpret how market forces are acting on a given asset, dictating its velocity and attitude with respect to time to reveal whether it's losing or gaining ground in the context of specified timeframes, Along with cycle theory, and Fractal market hypothesis The alert indicators appearing in the figure below illustrate how Numerical Price Prediction Price Action Dynamics can assist a retail trader in identifying potential entry levels based on temporal support and resistance, statistical support and resistance, key baselines, specified price flow channels, cycle theory and fractal market hypothesis...