RE: dice2hi LG.
1st of all, these are only tools. they are as good as you can use them. Here I was using e-Signal to produce the posted chart. But you can use the same indicators from any available software to do the work. It all depends on the indicators you use and how you use them. I don't mind answering any Q's you may have if it helps. Just keep in mind that these software are ONLY tools [like a fast car if you know what I mean].
To help you, I have a link below for a site that gives you general support & resistance lines. I did not use CCI because they have not accounted for the 3:1 split. You might be able to get a US stock S/R lines.
https://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=RIM.C&num1=21&cobrand=&mode=stock
Now... support and resistance! I use the 18 & 40 days moving avegare [EMA]. As well, I keep track of the recent high/low the stock hit for guidance. So, if a stock breaks under "a said" support line, then most likely it's going to th enext.
In CCO's case... I have identified for you on the chart below where the resistance lines lay. As well, I have marked the suport line which stands at 40 EMA [40 days average - BLUE LINE]. As you can see, it seems to always recover above that blue 40 EMA support line and break above the marked resistance.
If there was one indicator I advise people to learn, is the Stochastics [both slow & fast]. When both hit th efloor, that's bottom and same goes when both hit the roof. See if you can make sense of the chart with them Stochastic Boys!
For ref, these arrows are produced in photoshop and NOT e-Signal.
Hope this helps...
Cheers...
D2