If you are adding indicators, it means you dont have a plan, and just hoping something fits.. Go back to the naked chart, and unless you can explain exactly why you need that indicator, dont add it. I usually max out at two.. One for Price and one for Volume...

Very simple. Use only what's important. The Rest is mostly useless and noise. Breakdown the market's 3 main elements which are the US Dollar, YEN & Indices and you have already solved 80% of the market cycles and dynamic. Zoom out and relate between them in the bigger picture and then look for shorter term cycles. Analyzing the market is connecting the dots and solving a small puzzle. You only need 2 indicators for measuring swings and cycle pivots. Do not try to analyze short time frames lower than 4hrs.

When I feel overwhelmed by analytics, I simplify by focusing on **core indicators** like moving averages and volume trends 📉. I also use filtering tools to cut out noise, letting me zero in on high-value data 🔍. Prioritizing quality over quantity helps me make faster, clearer decisions without the stress! 😌 it's simple

With countless indicators available, it’s tempting to add more, but that often leads to confusion. When I feel stuck in analysis paralysis, I simplify by stepping back to a higher time frame. For instance, if I’m analyzing a 15-minute chart, I’ll move to a 60-minute chart to align with the broader trend. Similarly, if I’m working with daily charts, I’ll review weekly or monthly charts to better understand the long-term trend. This approach helps cut through the noise, prevents fighting the larger market movement, and keeps my analysis focused.

Experimentar e ajustar 3 ou 4 indicadores em tela, no máximo. Estude e entenda cada um deles para poder trabalhar em conjunto, pois naturalmente quando eles alertarem continuidade de movimento, a tendência é que os alvos em análise poderão ser atingidos.