Team Trader,
I have to disagree with your claim that those who do not use technical indicators are "called unemployed pro traders". I know of two, both highly successful, who have never used a technical indicator throughout their trading careers.
The problem with technical indicators is that the patterns they produce are based on past data. This may be a week, a day, an hour or even 5 minutes ago, depending on the tf that you are using. They do not and cannot predict where the price will move in the future. I'm very firmly in Wasp's camp on this subject. Price action is what matters not, what a particular indicator is showing.
The best evidence I can offer, in supporting Wasp's opinion and my own, is based on looking at charts in multiple time frames. Let's say, for example, that we're running a daily, hourly, 15 & 5 min chart. The RSI, or other oscillator, on the daily is showing a particular market is oversold but, on the 15 and 5 min chart it's overbought. Which one do you believe? You never have this problem with price action. The market is heading in the direction that the price action dictates not, where the indicator shows it has been!