I like to think of "learning to drive" as an example. When you are first learning, you have to pay close attention to everything around you, speed, lights, pedestrians, signs, etc. As you become more adept at driving, not only can you do it without monitoring all the details, but you can and often do, drive while holding a conversation with other people in the car.
After you have driven a few months, you may think that you have it down, and in fact you may be able to carry on a conversation while you drive. But check out what happens as you approach an intersection. Conversations "pause", and the new driver switches from "auto pilot" to "manual" in anticipation of the light changing.
I think there is a similar difference between skilled, experienced traders, and newbies. At this point in time, I could trade with pivots, with MACD and Stochastic, with or without volume indicators, all together, individually, or just looking at the levels. I can "make it look simple". In fact, (and I think this is why I sometimes lose my temper), for me it IS pretty simple.
What you have here is a bunch of newbies who still need to monitor all the inputs. Also they need to ask all the questions, to understand how everything works, and to some extent, they have to make all the newbie mistakes, before they can "make it simple".
Good luck with that.
Lefty