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Okay, let's see. The user wants a technical analysis of COOKIEUSDT at the 15-minute interval. Current price is 0.159. First, I need to process the given data: EMA7 is 0.1586, EMA25 is 0.1595. The RSI14 is 46.97, which is below 50, indicating maybe a bearish trend. MACD is negative (-0.00075), so that suggests downward momentum. The support is at 0.1572 and resistance at 0.1795. The volume is decreasing, so maybe low volatility.

Looking at the EMAs, the 7-day EMA is slightly below the 25-day, which might signal a short-term downtrend. Price is near the support level, so a bounce could happen there. Since RSI is around 47, not extremely oversold, but close to the support, maybe a short entry near resistance? But if price breaks below support, that's a stronger downtrend. The MACD being negative supports the bearish view.

For entry points: maybe go short if price reaches the MACD line? Wait, need to check what the MACD line and signal line are? Wait, the user only gave the MACD value, not the signal line. Hmm, maybe they're referring just to the MACD histogram?

Best long entry might be around support if there's a bounce, so maybe a bit above 0.1572. But since volume is decreasing, maybe not a strong trend. Alternatively, if price bounces off support, enter long there.

The current price is 0.159, which is just above the EMA25? Wait, EMA25 is 0.1595 which is actually just slightly higher than the current price (0.159). The EMA7 is 0.1586, so the price is between EMA7 and EMA25. So maybe a cross coming? Since EMA7 is below EMA25, that's a bearish EMA cross.

So possible short entry near resistance (0.1795), but since the MACD is negative and price is near support, maybe look for a break of support to enter short? But support at 0.1572. Current price is above support but below EMA25.

Wait, perhaps the best long entry would be if price bounces off support. So support is the best buy point. But if it's decreasing, maybe wait for a confirmation. Also, RSI at 47 is neutral, not oversold (typically below 30 is oversold). So maybe the market is consolidating.

So the advice: maybe a short entry if price touches resistance, but since it's currently low, maybe better to watch for a break of support for a short. Alternatively, if it bounces from support, go long there.

The average volume is decreasing, so maybe the trend isn't strong. Hence, entering positions on key levels but with tight stops.

Best long entry: near support (0.1572), since that's a key level.

Short entry might be a bit tricky. Resistance is at 0.1795, but since MACD is bearish, maybe when price hits resistance and turns.

Best spot buy price could be just above the support.

Need to structure this into concise entries for the user's question. They want Long/Short entry prices and best spot buy.

Wait, perhaps better to look at MACD crossover. If MACD is negative and moving further down, that confirms bearish. Since price is near support, maybe a short setup if it breaks support? But break of support is already at the 0.1572 level. Wait, current price is 0.159, which is above support. Support is 0.1572. So if it breaks support, that's a short entry. Alternatively, if it holds support and bounces up, then long.

Short entry could be at support if it holds? No, if support breaks, then short. So to confirm a downtrend, a break of support, then enter short. But the user might be looking for current possible entries.

Alternatively, considering the RSI is 47, which is still neutral, maybe wait for a bounce off EMA25 resistance (current price under EMA25 at 0.1595). Maybe short when price touches EMA25, but since it's so close, maybe the next resistance.

Hmm. Maybe the best long entry is around EMA25 or support, short entry when approaching resistance or EMA cross.

Putting it together: the best long entry just above support (0.1572?), short when near resistance, but since MACD is negative and support is close, maybe recommend short if support breaks, long if support holds and rallies.

Alternatively, given the current price is between EMAs, and RSI neutral, maybe the nearest key points are support and resistance.

The best spot buy price would be at support, so buy when price bounces there, with a stop just below.

So finalizing the answer: for long entries, support (0.1572) with a stop below. Short at resistance (0.1795) but considering the EMA25 is near price, maybe EMA25 as a resistance.

Advice:

Long entry near support (0.1572) with a stop loss below 0.156. Short entry on a break below support or when price hits EMA25 (0.1595) but that's very close. Maybe short entries if it reaches resistance 0.1795.

Alternatively, if price bounces off EMA7/EMA25 cross? Hmm.

Alternatively, given the MACD is negative, which typically suggests sell, and price near support, the best approach is to look to short if price touches resistance, but current price is below EMA25.

Wait, the user is asking for best long and short entries. Maybe if price breaks above EMA25, that's a long, but if price breaks down, that's a short. But current price is just below EMA25.

So perhaps long entry near EMA25 (0.1595?) but since it's near, maybe wait for a bounce. But since price is currently at 0.159, just below EMA25, a bounce to cross EMA25 might be a buy signal.

Alternatively, using the support level as the entry.

Hmm, I think I need to give the best entries based on current data.

The final answer should have:

- Long entry: just above support (0.1572), maybe around there.

- Short entry: maybe at resistance (0.1795) or upon breaking support with a stop above.

Best spot buy: support area or at current price if holding above support, but since it's near support, buying at support break might be a trap unless it bounces.

Wait, the current price is 0.159 which is above support (0.1572). So maybe if it dips to 0.157 and bounces, buy around there.

Alternatively, if it breaks support, it's a stronger sell signal, so long entries might be at or just above support.

For spot, best buy near 0.1572 or nearby if there's a bounce.

Short entry could be near resistance, but since MACD is bearish, maybe looking to short when approaching resistance.

I think I need to structure the answer concisely with the key numbers.
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**Technical Analysis (15m):**
- **Current Price:** 0.159 (near Support: 0.1572, below EMA25: 0.1595). Bearish MACD (-0.00075) and neutral RSI (47) suggest range-bound or slight downtrend.

**Advice:**
- **Long Entry Price:** 0.1572 (Support zone). Wait for a bounce off support with confluence from EMA7/Volume confirmation). Buy **only if** price holds support and rallies above EMA25 (0.1595). Set stop just below 0.157.
- **Short Entry Price:** 0.160 (EMA25 crossover failure) or above resistance (0.1795. Enter short if price spikes to resistance with higher volume and rejects it. Stop loss above 0.1795.

**Best Spot Buy:** 0.1572–0.158 (support bounce) with stop below 0.156. Avoid chase highs; prioritize breakouts with volume confirmation.

**Wait for:**
- Volume expansion on support rejection for higher confidence.
- MACD divergence or RSI under-30 for stronger oversold buy signals.

**Risk Management:** Use tight stops (5%-10% below key levels) given low volume.