Trading stocks without using Technical Analysis is like driving a car without a  map. You will go wherever the road takes you, getting off and on randomly. You will certainly arrive some place, but probably not at your desired destination. Profitable QQQQ trading, for example, is possible if you follow a "method". Experienced traders would not enter into a single deal without first checking what the technical indicators say.
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Do you wish you could change your trading style to become more profitable, but by taking only low risks? Do you wish you could trade fewer times yet make a whole lot more money in the stock market?
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Let us first dispel some myths about stock market trading.
Myth Number 1: "You have to trade many different stocks in order to make money, because you win in some and lose in some."  Nothing can be farther from the truth. Investing is different from trading. If you are an investor, then yes, you need to have a diversified portfolio to reduce your risks. Even then, you are only diversifying the so-called "systematic" or company-specific risk.
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The answer to this question is easy. But to follow it is hard. The single most important thing which differentiates a successful trader from the rest of the crowd is Discipline. Sure, you have heard about this from so many sources, so it might sound trite. But believe me, the majority of traders lose money because they can't seem to follow rules laid down by themselves.
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Profitable stock market trading need not be difficult. Indeed, profitable trading of the QQQQ can be fun. If your experience in trading the stock market has not been profitable, then you are probably also hurt by the number of missed opportunities or incorrect timing of your trades. What you need, then, is some guidance.
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Strategy traders are restricted by a set of rules. These rules make up what is known as the strategy. For example, if you are a QQQQ trader seeking to profit from the market and you wish to be a strategy trader, you will not deviate from your strategy's rules at all, unless you have decided to use a different strategy altogether. When your strategy tells you to buy a stock, for example, the QQQQ, you buy. When your strategy tells you to sell the QQQQ, you sell, And you buy and sell exactly how much your strategy tells you to. You read The Wall Street Journal and talk over the markets with your friends, but you don't make trading decisions to override your strategy because of something you read or heard.