The so-called indicators (MACD, KDJ, RSI) are secondary processing of price, extremely sensitive to short-term fluctuations, and prone to repeated crossover in a short period of time. In contrast, the market structure—the highs and lows of Dow Theory, support and resistance transitions, and trend lines—is the trajectory of price itself, which is relatively much more stable.

Shorter timeframes must obey longer timeframes, and a rebound is not a reversal. Going with the trend, even if a trade is stopped out, it's nothing to blame; a great winner does not care about the gain or loss of a single battle. Going against the trend, even if profitable, will not make one a constant winner.

On this side of the door is market noise; on the other side is trading discipline.

Where you go matters, but who you travel with matters just as much. Follow me, and together we will navigate the bull and bear cycles, reaping the rewards of cognition.