When setting up your trading charts, what's really worth focusing on? Here's my approach: keep things minimal. The left side stays clean and uncluttered—just the price action patterns that actually matter. On the right, I place the critical support and resistance levels that define the market structure.

Why this setup? Less noise means clearer signals. You eliminate the distraction of countless overlapping indicators and focus on what the price itself is telling you. These key levels become your reference points—they're where the market often pauses, reverses, or accelerates.

Everything in this configuration comes from building a technical toolkit that prioritizes price action as the foundation. The indicators complement the analysis rather than drive it. When you strip away the clutter and zero in on these fundamental elements—clean price patterns and strategic level placement—your chart becomes a genuine decision-making tool instead of an overwhelming dashboard of moving averages and oscillators.