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🧵 Thread 6 – How to identify a good entry point using moving averages and Fibonacci on Binance 🧠📉

Entering randomly is losing money. Today I will show you how to use two key tools to find better entries: EMA + Fibonacci.

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🔹 1. What is an Exponential Moving Average (EMA)?

The EMA shows the average price, but gives more weight to recent data.

📌 The most commonly used: EMA 20, EMA 50, and EMA 200

They are used to determine the trend and mark reaction zones.

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🔹 2. What is Fibonacci?

These are percentage levels (0.382, 0.5, 0.618…) that the price respects a lot when retracing.

✔️ They are used to predict how far a price may fall before continuing to rise.

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🔹 3. How are they combined?

🔎 If a Fibonacci level coincides with an EMA, that point is a double zone of support or resistance.

✅ If the price falls to 0.618 + EMA 50 = great buying zone

❌ If it breaks both strongly, avoid entering

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🔹 4. Basic entry example

1. Draw your Fibonacci retracement from the minimum to the last maximum

2. Check if 0.5 or 0.618 touches a key EMA

3. Wait for a rejection (candle with long wick or strong green candle)

4. Enter with a stop just below the level

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🔹 5. Do not buy just because it “seems like a good price”

Always confirm with confluences:

📍 Visual support

📍 Fibonacci

📍 EMA

📍 Rejection in candles

📍 Increasing volume

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🎯 Conclusion

Using EMA + Fibonacci is not magic, but it greatly increases your chances of entering at the right moment.

It is better to miss an entry… than to enter poorly and lose money.

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📍 Thread 7: How to detect a possible trend change before it happens 🚨

Do you want it to come with a chart and explanatory template?

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