Generally, programmed indicators such as MA (Moving Average), Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, MAC-D, RSI, ETC allow for the quick assessment of the divergence from the average.
However, from the perspective of institutions, the peak of divergence is precisely when a significant amount of public funds inflow occurs, making it ideal to be used as a trap for short squeezes or forced liquidations.
In other words, all of the previous Technical Indicators can be effectively used by thinking like the institutions in order to understand the positions of the traps set by them.
Then, if one considers what the institutions are using, it is the Fragment Algorithm, which is designed to operate by thoroughly deviating from the natural price movements that human instincts can conceive.
Since it may seem like I'm stating the obvious, let me spoil it for you.
• Dow Inc's Trend Theory
• Granville's Market Laws Collection
It becomes clear that by faithfully adhering to these, setting a solid line system, continuously validating in real-time to address post-event disruptive price movements, establishing an edge, and artificially dissecting algorithms for each trend, one is engaged in a cryptographic Gaming.
In other words, the market is an asymmetric intelligence battle, where institutions engage in counterintelligence and individuals conduct analysis, which is a kind of cryptographic game...