If a summary says "buy", to follow it means to buy a call - not a put. Indicators work best in trending markets. If you're good at guessing whether the market will be trending or choppy, you can make money by following indicators during trending times and trading against the indicator during choppy times.
Yes, it's not clear if the concept being floated is contrarian (market says "buy", then "sell") or if there is a fundamental misunderstanding of the function of a long call versus a long put.
Technical summary and technical analysis lately have failed to guide. This week one day it was bullish and the market ended bearish. Is this because you need more tools to go along with this one?