The cure for that is to stop analyzing short term charts, so you don't care about intraday movements. Most scalpers get chewed up and spit out of the market. A minority of them wisen up and become longer term swing traders. One market buyer/seller should never affect your analysis.
That's where most of the TA happens though. And it's usually thrown in the bin within a few minutes which is why it gets on my nerves so much. I don't recall a single day trading TA type correctly calling the 6-3 grand drop. Not one.
Plenty who stepped back and took a wider view often voiced 6k was unlikely to be the bottom so they sound more like your type of person.
Well due to technical analysis, which is very used by many traders, what does not work is when you use so many tools like ema, bollinger, rsi, among others, some use triangles, if the triangle breaks, then the price will increase or vice versa , this is what I do not share the technical analysis, because no indicator will show you the market phase, nor can you calculate the emotions of the people who are negotiating.
I analyze the market at intervals of time in months, weeks and days, I think the analysis at shorter intervals, is a theme of adrenaline, in how to show what you think will be given. The fundamental analysis helps me to understand the value and the price ... But before any type of analysis, the fundamental thing is to understand the market to use these analyzes.