@SilSmart
Some chart thoughts below fwiw.
Bit diff as been changing indicators & styles as testing,
2 x daily & a weekly. Have put numbers on each chart and will give short explanation in post for each.
Have a safe & happy Christmas / New Year.
The short coloured horizontal lines are pivots & can be extended forward as well as future levels to watch.
Overall, a bearish bias at the mo but is showing some supp this level previously & now and could have double bottom forming.
1 - summary info panel with weekly Fib pivots, upper / lower %, upper / lower Bolly Band deviation & some MA's
2 - poss neckline if double bottom plays out on expanding vol
3 - poss double bottom with supp shown around this area
4 - combination indicator with Wave Trend (the blue areas & want above centre), RSI & Guppy which drives the bear / bull background colour
5 - EMA crossing indicator. Colours the price bars on changes and want blue & above centre
1 - black coloured HA candles circled. These are highlighted by a relative vol indicator to look for vol candles of 3+ x greater than prev 13 period avg. The vol x value is above the candle. Can see 3 relative higher vol candles around same levels.
2 - poss supp level area
3 - poss neckline to break if double bottom pattern plays out on expanding vol
4 - Combined Bolly Band / fast & slow EMA indicator, Expands green on bullish bias & red / orange on bearish. If flat like where I highlighted then can tend to range.
5 - stripped back Ichimoku with just the cloud & conversion line. Black dots appear & line colour changes on moves with the cloud (Kumo) also changing bearish / bullish bias. Best want blue conversion line crossing above green Kumo.
1 - weekly down trend
2 - black line is linear regression slope & when bar crosses up or down through it & it rising or falling can provide indication of trend or ranging
3 - poss neckline to break if weekly double bottom plays out
4 - poss double bottom support area
5 - Kairi index like RSI & want above centre & green obviously
6 - EMA crossing indicator like on the first chart but just in histogram mode