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1. MA (Moving Average)

MA(7): 1,810.59

MA(25): 1,814.78

MA(99): 1,804.80

Analysis:

Current price is between MA(7) and MA(25), meaning sideways or consolidation may continue in the short term.

As it is above MA(99), the long-term trend has not turned negative yet.

If the price goes above MA(25) and MA(7), it will indicate bullish again.

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Analysis of HYPER/USDT (1h) chart using MA, RSI, VOL, MACD, StochRSI:

Chart Analysis (Box-Range Highlighted)

Price/MA (Moving Average)

The price is now moving around and below MA(7), MA(25).
The market is range-bound (sideways/consolidation) after a big drop (0.2421→0.1850)—within the green box.

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When trading, there are many indicators, but which ones you should know well depends on your trading style (Day trading, Swing trading, Long-term). Here’s a brief guideline below—

Basics and the most important ones you should know well:

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The MA (Moving Average) indicator is one of the easiest and most popular tools in trading. Below are its functions, explanations, types, and usage presented simply:

What is MA (Moving Average)?

Moving Average (MA) is a line that shows the average price over a specified period. For example, a 10-day MA means the average price of the last 10 days. It helps to capture the general trend of the market.

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In the image, you see EMA(7), EMA(25), and EMA(99) (marked lines — yellow, pink, and purple). The current trend and strength of the market can be easily understood with EMA. Below is a simple explanation of how to understand the market condition by observing EMA:

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BANANAS31/USDT (15m) chart analysis:

1. Price/MA (Moving Average)

The price is now close to MA(7), MA(25) and below MA(99) (long-term).
The price is fluctuating in a small range—consolidation or sideways trend.
MA(7), MA(25) are crossing each other many times—trend strength is weak.

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Below, the functions of these indicators MA, EMA, BOLL, SAR, AVL are explained in simple language:

1. MA (Moving Average)

Function: Calculates the average price over a specific time period.

Objective: To easily catch the direction of the price (trend).

Observation: If the price is above the MA, it's an uptrend; if it's below, it's a downtrend.

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Below KDJ, OBV, WR, StochRSI — I am explaining the functions of these indicators and how they are useful in trading, in simple language:

1. KDJ (Stochastic Oscillator)

Function: Helps to understand the momentum and direction of the trend.
How to see:

K, D, J three lines.

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Here is a simple explanation about EMA (Exponential Moving Average):

What is EMA (Exponential Moving Average)?

EMA is a type of indicator of Moving Average, which gives more weight to recent (new) prices. This means, when calculating the EMA, today's and nearby day's prices are given more weight, while older day's prices are given less importance. Therefore, EMA reacts quickly to market changes.

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I'm providing a simple guide on EMA settings—suitable for everyone from beginners to experts.

EMA settings (common and popular):

1. Short-term trading/Day trading:

EMA(9) or EMA(10): Very quickly capture trends.
EMA(21): Capture slightly larger movements.

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Below are the functions of the indicators AVL, VOL, MACD, RSI in simple language:

1. AVL (Average Volume)

Work: Shows the average trading volume (amount of transactions) over a specific time.
Usage: It indicates how much participation or interest there is in the market.