Is learning technology useful? Are you an analyst or a trader? Not learning is absolutely not an option, but the charts are static. People need to flexibly use tools; theory cannot change the world, nor can it change oneself. The primary goal of learning trading technology is not to achieve immediate profits, but to open a window for you, providing a unique dimension to interpret the market. Technical theories themselves are dead, but your understanding must be flexible and independent. The 'different dimension' you observe will ultimately become the unique imprint of your trading style. Just as reading books does not directly create wealth, it can bestow upon us a higher-value worldview, becoming the source of our ability to acquire wealth—that is the pattern. The same goes for trading: technology will not bring profits directly. It is not a 'universal key' that can do as it pleases in the market simply by piling more on. Technical analysis is certainly important; if you aspire to become an excellent analyst, delving deep into the technical aspects may be sufficient. But if your goal is to become an excellent trader, technology is merely the foundational layer. Above this, there are even more critical things that need to be learned and honed. Please remember: all technical indicators are merely records of past price fluctuations. Attempting to rely on them to accurately predict future trends is often wishful thinking. True transformation comes from the experiences accumulated over time, the construction of independent understanding, and a deeper understanding of the market. Technology provides the map, but the journey through the market requires the wisdom and character of the traveler.