$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ A useful technical insight is to treat indicators as tools for context, not prediction. Trend indicators such as moving averages help define market direction and regime, momentum indicators like RSI and MACD highlight the strength and sustainability of moves, while volume and volatility tools provide clues about conviction and risk.
The most common mistake is using indicators in isolation. Signals work best when they align. For example, a pullback into a rising moving average with stabilising RSI and contracting volatility often offers a higher-quality entry than a standalone oversold reading. Equally important is knowing when not to trade. When indicators conflict or markets turn range-bound, patience becomes a position.
Ultimately, technical analysis is about managing risk and probability, not certainty. Consistent results come from disciplined execution, clear invalidation levels, and respecting what price action is signalling rather than forcing a narrative onto the chart.
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