Improving results usually comes from refining process, not finding a new indicator.
Start by keeping a detailed trading journal and reviewing it regularly. Analyzing metrics like win rate, risk-to-reward ratio, MAE, and MFE reveals whether you are entering too early, exiting winners too soon, or letting losers run.
Tighten risk management: cap risk per trade, use consistent position sizing, and honor your stops. Trade fewer, higher-quality setups rather than overtrading, and stick to one strategy long enough to evaluate it fairly. Address psychology by following your written plan mechanically and avoiding revenge trades after losses.
Backtest changes before applying them live. Focus on judging yourself by how well you followed your process, not by individual outcomes. Disciplined, repeatable execution is what compounds into better results over time.