Totally agree, the market is unpredictable sometimes, you can't be sure about anything. There're times when TA is failing, no matter how sophisticated. What distinguishes a good trader from a bad one is risk management. A good trader always knows his strategy, has plan B and maybe even C.

Someone who is overconfident can never be a truly experienced trader.

You’ll often see self-proclaimed “gurus” saying things like:
“I told you this would happen”
“My analysis is always perfect”
“I called this move before anyone else”
And it’s always “me, me, me.”

But here’s the reality
A truly experienced and profitable trader is always humble.
Why?
Because he knows he doesn’t control the market.
No matter how skilled he is, the probability of losing is always there.
The market can and will humble anyone at any time.

Sadly, many people still fall for the overconfident ones. They don’t apply even basic common sense to tell the difference between real and fake.
They get blinded by greed and their obsession with shortcuts.

Meanwhile, real traders are focused on trading not selling signals or flexing confidence.
They know the risks. They know the uncertainty.
They know loud predictions mean nothing.

But people keep falling for the noise…
And end up paying the price.