📈 Indicators are perspectives, not truths.
Different trading indicators are like the different "glasses" you wear when observing the market:
The moving average system looks at trend continuity.
Bollinger Bands observe volatility ranges and extreme deviations.
Volume indicators look at market participation.
OBV/MFI look at momentum and divergences.
SMC structural types look at major player behavior and strategic layouts.
✅ Therefore, the real key is not which indicator you use,
but whether you know what you are actually looking at.
It's like a telescope; if you look at something close with it, it will naturally not be clear.
But if you know it’s a telescope, you won’t mistakenly think it’s "blurry."
How to choose the right indicator system for yourself?
Look at your trading style: is it intraday? Swing? Medium to long-term?
Look at your cognitive preference: is it intuitive prediction? Or logical deduction?
See if you can break down the indicators to understand the dimensions behind them.
Because indicators are merely extractions of certain market characteristics; they are not the market itself.
🔍 The only standard for evaluating an indicator system is —
not "how accurate it is,"
but:
"Can you use it to continuously and stably understand the market, and allow yourself to act with discipline and confidence?"
🎯 The indicators you choose actually reflect the perspective from which you view the market;
the more dimensions you evaluate, the closer your judgment is to reality.