Hindsight.....Please allow me to address that a bit ( I'm not meaning you in particular).
I often read about "hindsight" in forums when charts are shown and how those should have been traded. What I see is, that hindsight is a mere excuse that mostly goes hand with ......a lack of knowledge, understanding, education, experience, relying on indicators, non existence of basics, too many instruments......the list is long.
Here is why:
When I trade an instrument (I trade only 2...Dow and Dax) I have a framework in place i.e. Trendlines and S/R levels from high TFs, developed over weeks, months and years. Those are drawn as price action goes and the major ones remain on the chart and will stay there.....Or as I use to say "from the last ice age to the next". Those levels are relevant and they basically always are. Now, during day trading PA (I place the orders on a 1M) may meet such Trendlines and S/R levels and I know "got to watch that" without the hassle of going back and forth between TFs. Thus, no surprises and no need for hindsight later on. The challenge is to cover the empty space on the right in relation to PA unfolding in front of our eyes. With a framework in place, no guessing is needed at all.
That's why I regard "hindsight" as an excuse or compensation for not doing what we are supposed to do as a trader.
Oh, and do yourself a favour and forget about Indicators. Stick to the basics. Trading will be a lot less complicated. Just my 3 Cents!
All the best