Many of the analytical indicators that I thought could be optimized for trading are unusable

Many indicators that seemed optimizable for trading cannot be used

The ones that can be incorporated in detail are actually used in the market,

because the market itself runs on recursive theory and prospect theory, making its movements based on random-walk behavior

In other words, there is no way to verify it except by hindsight using Dow Theory

Therefore, in this case, what can be used is

an indicator that follows the overall market cycle movements

Considering that, RSI and fractals feel easy to use

Trend indicators can capture trends when they come, but otherwise they become only zigzag indicators

Therefore, selecting indicators that can perform cycle analysis is the appropriate answer

Trends can be indicators, but

trends exist only in one direction

It's more accurate to capture the movement of RSI

Stop-losses are meaningless except under trend-following strategies

Stop-losses are meaningless unless under trend-following with angular support because

For a single shot, entering at a horizontal support is fine, but

basically, entering on angular support in a trend-following approach is common

Because angular support allows you to set a condition to wait for entry timing, you can prevent failures

Also, it is favorable for timing as a stop-loss

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