For some this is preferred to trading with bots. You 'feel' more in control. And in many cases you could make more money. I have a free trading view acc. 2 indicators on it. From this I can gain enough information to make a manual trade. As seen in the pic Trend lines for overall direction. And a buy/sell indicator. I have additionally screenshot a chart and asked chat gpt for its point of view as further confluence. I will give example of trading BTC below. Daily chart = very bearish. Hourly chart. = bullish. Message chat gpt = bias on direction and trade analysis. Chat GPT reply below 👇 Long detailed read or TLDR Based on answer I can follow or modify my attack today. TL;DR Bias: Sell rallies / cautious bearish-to-neutral, unless BTC can reclaim and hold $71.5k–$72k on the 1H and then break $74.5k on the daily. Your daily chart still looks like a countertrend bounce inside a larger descending structure, while the 1H shows a local up-channel that is losing momentum near the lower half of its range. Key areas: - $74.5k = major daily resistance / invalidation area - $71.5k–$72k = near-term reclaim zone - $70k = important pivot / support - $68.5k–$69k = next downside area - $64k–$65k = bigger support below if $70k fails News/events to watch: the Fed on March 17–18 and ongoing macro/inflation/oil headlines. Sticky inflation and geopolitical pressure can still cap risk assets, even though BTC ETF flows have turned positive again. Your indicators: they look usable as a trend-following / swing confirmation tool, but not as a stand-alone money machine. In chop, they will whipsaw. They become much more useful if you only take: - daily-direction trades - 1H pullback entries - at key levels, not in the middle of nowhere Detailed view 1) Higher-timeframe read: daily chart The daily chart is still the more important one, and to me it says: - BTC is still inside a broad descending channel - Price is currently below the big horizontal resistance around $74,493 - The recent bounce looks more like a recovery within a broader downtrend than a confirmed trend reversal