Most traders lean on simple indicators like MACD and RSI instead of understanding how markets actually work. If a reliable indicator existed, institutions would use it privately, not sell it. Real trading means reading institutional flows and auction dynamics, not following mechanical signals.
Bro, if I had an indicator to tell me when to get in, when to get out, I promise you, right now, I'm not going into selling that indicator. I'm going. I'm starting a hedge fund, and I'm making a ton of money myself. Why would I sell that? And, like, just think about that. People are just lazy. People just want indicators, and they're like, oh, I want to. I need to buy an indicator. Or the macd. When the MACD crosses and it turns this or the RSI does this, all I have to do is buy or sell. I'm like, yo, like, you really think that there's hedge funds worth billions and billions of dollars of capital under management? They're sitting there and they're like, hey, Joe, sell. Sell that stock. Rsi. Like, no, bro, Just doesn't make sense. What? Moving the money. Big, big money, right? Big money's moving it. You got big institutions moving money. When are they buying? When they're selling. It's an auction. The whole market is an auction. So you try to understand the auction. Who's aggressive, who's not aggressive. Sometimes the auction is balanced, sometimes it's not. So you understand that.
