The Enduring Debate: Price Action vs. Indicator Reliance

I've been watching the sentiment around $USDX lately, touching 25.58 today, up from the day's low of 25.51. It seems like every market move, big or small, sends some folks diving deep into their indicators – RSI divergences, MACD crossovers, stochastics painting a picture. And don't get me wrong, there's a place for quantitative analysis. But honestly, the more time I spend in these markets, the more I find myself stripping away the layers of indicators and focusing on raw price action. Support and resistance, candle structures, volume confirmation – these seem to cut through the noise with a clarity that no lagging indicator can replicate. Call me old school, but the market tends to tell you what it's doing with its actual price, not some derivative of it. Am I missing something fundamental, or do others feel that modern trading often overcomplicates what's essentially a supply-and-demand game? Push back if you think I'm off base.