You're proving the point of jjav. Jim Simons was an advanced mathmatician able to employ novel ideas to generate an alpha. Institutions with access to top level mathematicians and massive compute resources are still doing that.
But such algorithms only work as long as they're kept secret. As soon as the algorithm is made public, every large institution will incorporate them into their trading robots, meaning the information will become priced in to the market value instantly.
There are really only five ways to beat the market:
1) Insider information. (Illegal)
2) Extensive market research, where you understand the companies better than the market does. (Requires A LOT of work)
3) Direct contribution to the company's success (you need to have the talent of a Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates).
4) Mathematical/computational superiority (you need to be at the level of Jim Simons or have the capital to hire such people)
5) Luck.
Mainstream technical analysis is not on the list.
That being said, I'm sure the current AI revolution is leaving some doors open to massive profits to some clever person able to create a model that predicts patterns better than most other algo trading robots.
