For those using technical analysis, which indicators have actually stayed reliable for you over time?

[steven46]

I don't think you are seeing the problem. There are people who are successful in any field of endeavor
They obtain an education, and then they find a way to succeed. You on the other hand are simply describing
what you THINK is happening, and unfortunately it is (as mentioned) distorted. Simply untrue
If you want to find a way to succeed in this profession, it can be done. The first step is to learn from mistakes
including this one and move forward in a positive way. Either you do or don't no one (including me is going to
be responsible for your success or failure).
I was lucky to have a skilled person mentor me. Find someone or some reference and give yourself a chance
I suggest starting with books by Dr. Al Brooks, or those by James Dalton, and traders have reported to me that
they have worked with "Trader Dale" using his Volume Profile Methods. There are many possibilities IF you
simply move ahead learning from your mistakes. If you do decide to continue, I suggest you keep a journal
and review it regularly.

Good luck

 

[steven46]

I am sorry to hear of your difficulty
Let me extend a hand to you
There are many possible avenues for you to obtain a different result
I would start with education
Also there are persons who can provide mentorship and direction
including Trader Dale, Trader Tom Hougaard and Dr Al Brooks
They provide books, comments, Youtube videos and other free
references that might help
Suggest you think in terms of the process of learning to distinguish between
what works, and what does not. It might be that simple

Good luck