Can you tell me how you use Fibonacci? Until now, I haven't thought much of this tool, but in the article a few days ago, I saw you accurately predicted Bitcoin's resistance using Fibonacci. Could you upload that image for me?

Many people ask about technical analysis, so G has listed some basic but effective tools when viewing charts and analyzing them:
💥 Determine the trend
Use the 1H, 4H, 1D time frames depending on your objective:
• Uptrend: higher highs and higher lows.
• Downtrend: lower highs and lower lows.
💥 Support and resistance levels
• Support level: where the price often bounces up.
• Resistance level: where the price often gets pushed down.
• Use horizontal lines to mark.
💥 Essential technical indicators:
1. RSI
• <30: Oversold → potential to bounce back.
• 70: Overbought → potential for correction.
2. MACD
• Determine the crossover point between the MACD line and the Signal line to identify the trend.
• Crossover up = buy signal, crossover down = sell signal.
3. Identify some common price patterns:
• Double bottom/top
• Head and Shoulders
• Triangle patterns → Used to measure breakout price targets.
4. Effectively use EMA:
a. Determine the trend
• Price above EMA → uptrend.
• Price below EMA → downtrend.
• EMA sloping up → strong trend.
• EMA horizontal → sideways.
b. Determine entry points
• Price touches or breaks EMA13/EMA21 → enter trade according to the trend.
• Use EMA13 crossing EMA50:
→ Crossover up = buy signal.
→ Crossover down = sell signal.
c. Determine dynamic support and resistance
• When the price retraces to EMA21/EMA50 and bounces back continuously, that is a reliable support.
• You can set a buy limit near EMA (depending on the time frame) to enter the trade.
d. Combine EMA with RSI, MACD
• EMA determines the trend.
• RSI identifies overbought/oversold levels.
• MACD determines trend strength & crossover points.
💥 G has attached a detailed table of EMA lines for everyone to easily recognize and use!