Thoughts on Indicator Reliance in CFD Trading

It's interesting to watch how many newer traders, especially in CFDs, seem to gravitate heavily towards complex indicator setups as their primary decision-making tool. I've found over the years that while indicators can offer confirmation or highlight divergence, they're inherently lagging and often create more noise than signal. My personal experience, particularly with something like $CRV's move today (up 10.89% to 0.2817), suggests that understanding market structure and pure price action provides a much clearer, more immediate picture of intent. You'd be hard-pressed to find an indicator that front-ran that kind of volatility consistently without significant repaint. It feels like chasing ghosts sometimes, versus just observing what price is actually doing. Am I missing something crucial, or do others find the heavy reliance on indicators for entry/exit in fast-moving CFD markets a bit of a handicap?