It depends on which signals, some signals are negatively correlating meaning that its just gives extra confirmation. Its more important to have around max 3 technical signals not overload.

In my experience, mixed signals aren't a reason to stop; they actually tell us to dig deeper. When what's happening in the short term doesn't match the bigger, long-term picture, we need to look beyond just the numbers on a chart. We try to understand the data by looking at what's really going on – how customers are acting, where our products are in their lifecycle, and any larger economic changes. Often, these mixed signals can point to important turning points. Our goal isn't to react quickly, but to respond thoughtfully and clearly, without getting flustered.

Price has fractal nature. Now what is fractal. Fractal is basically repeating structure inside the structure of another structure and so on & so forth. It is possible that the price may be bullish on a 4 hour time frame but the price can be bearish in one hour time frame and sideways in 1 minute time frame. Always prefer larger time frame for your analysis and lower time frame for the entry.

Mixing signals means >> the long term trend not at the same direction of the short term; ex. 3 months time frame gives uper trend with a pic of 50, the shorter time frame as 1 week gives down trend with bottom of 10 and a pic of 40. That's totally fine. >> However the second case: The tools of measuring the trend are mixed. So a tool "ex. moving avg. Price " gives an uper trend and another tool gives opposite trend. In this case, use 6 tools and measure ( the majority of them what trend). Or just stick to only 2 tools which gives different information ( complete one another).

When I see my timeframes giving me mixed technical signals, I will always follow a risk-managed approach. First, I will concentrate on my higher timeframe so I can see which is the more powerful trend with less influence from the lower timeframe noise. Second, I will not enter an active trade taken from a lower timeframe unless the lower timeframe confirms the direction of the higher timeframe this gives me faith in my setup. Finally, I will remember to remain patient and flexible to the action of the market because often when the timeframes give you mixed signals, it may mean the market is indecisive and waiting is sometimes the best way to play it.