Charts don't have to be complex with dozens of oscillators. I really use two.
Stochastics and RSI, they both give powerful data and when combined they make up for each-other's weaknesses. Sometimes RSI will show negative divergence while Stochastics worn't and then sometimes its the reverse of that. I've been doing this for so long now that simply looking at price action will show me what the likeliest outcome will be. But simplicity is key. What ever you do do not fall for complexity over correct analysis. And go with what you see not what you want to see which is the majority of the chartists here on tradingview. Maybe no one reads these things but for those that do and the ones that identify this as a skill set you want to acquire for yourself, simple rules, simple and immediate clear ideas where the chart does the 100% talking and you do only the 100% of the listening. It should be immediately evident to you. Maybe there is an alternative to your main hypothesis but not 1000 others with 1000 other lines and 12 oscillators blurring the big and immediate picture. Again and again I have demonstrated you can successfully predict the near term future or at least the likeliest outcome. I wish everyone well.