You could Draw a Trend Line.
You could also use candle stick/bar formations (such as the hammer, and railroad tracks), and price patterns (such as head and shoulders pattern, bear flag, etc) however I almost never rely on those, with the exception of breakouts.
You could look at several charts with different time frames to get an "indication" of the trend and where the price is headed. (I do this often)
Don't forget classic support and resistance and fibonacci levels (both of which I like).
Then there are more exotic and eccentric methods, such as using Gann analysis, Elliot Wave patterns, Astra-Charting, counting bars/candles, etc, etc - none of which I have any confidence in, but I'm sure some people swear by them.
Those are all the ways I know of analyzing price action without using indicators. But then again I guess you could consider all of the ways I mentioned as "indicators", since you are using them to get an indication of where the price has gone and/or is going. I guess you could even say price charts themselves are an "indicator", if you really want to get..."technical"...LOL
Okay, Okay, that was corny.