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<think>
Okay, let's tackle this technical analysis for LRCUSDT over a one-week period. The price is currently 0.0999. The user provided several indicators: EMA7 at 0.105, which is above the current price, suggesting some downward pressure. The EMA25 is much higher at 0.1273, indicating a longer-term downtrend, so maybe the market is still in a bearish phase.

The RSI is 42.26, which is below 50, showing bearish momentum, but not yet oversold (since oversold is typically under 30). The MACD line is negative at -0.0187, so that's also bearish. But wait, MACD is the difference between the 12 and 26-day EMA lines. But the user hasn't given the signal line or histogram value here, so maybe just focusing on the MACD being negative.

Resistance is at 0.555, which is way higher than the current price, so that's way up there. The support is 0.0756, so if the price drops to that level, that might be a buying opportunity. The average volume is over 138 million, but the trend is decreasing. Lower volume could mean less interest or momentum.

Putting this together, the price is below both moving averages, which usually suggests a bearish trend. The RSI is in neutral territory but leaning bearish, and MACD negative. The support level at 0.0756 is critical. Since the price is currently around 0.0999, I might think of a short entry just above the current price if there's a bounce, maybe around 0.1 to 0.105. But since the EMA7 is at 0.105, that could act as resistance. For a long entry, waiting for the price to hold the support level before buying; so maybe buying near support, but considering that breaking support could lead to more downside.

But need to confirm the best spots. Since volume is decreasing, maybe the trend is slowing. The user wants advice on long/short entries and best spot to buy. Maybe suggest shorting near resistance level of EMA7 or current price if it bounces there. The best buy would be at the support, but with caution as breaking below that could be bad. Maybe set a long entry at 0.075, but since it's support, wait for confirmation of a hold. The entry prices need to be specific.

Also, looking at the resistance at 0.555, that seems very far away from the current price, so less relevant. Focus on near-term levels. Maybe the best long entry is at support (test it with a stop below to confirm) but given the current price is around 0.1, the next possible support might be between here and 0.0756. Alternatively, maybe there's an intermediate support. Wait, maybe the user's support and resistance levels are the main ones.

Hmm, so the short entry could be if the price bounces back down from the EMA7 (0.105). The long entry would be around the support 0.075. Best spot buy at support. So entries would need stops. Let me think about exact numbers. The current price is 0.0999, which is below EMA7 and EMA25. The RSI at 42 is not oversold yet. Maybe the short entry is at 0.105 with a stop above it. The long entry is at 0.075, but maybe with a higher risk. Wait, perhaps the short entry could be between 0.105 to 0.11, with a stop over that. The long could be at 0.10 and below? Not sure. Alternatively, since price is currently near support, maybe the best buy is after a bounce from support, so when price starts rising from there. But the current price is at 0.0999 which is just above 0.09 or closer to support (0.0756). Wait, current is higher than support. So possible support test. The user is asking for best long/short entry prices.

Wait, if I consider the EMA7 acting as a resistance now since it's above the price, then a short could be when the price touches EMA7 again. So the entry might be at EMA7's current value of 0.105 with a stop loss above. The best spot buy would be at support (0.0756) or a break of support (though breaking could mean more downside). Alternatively, if the price holds support, then that's a buying opportunity.

Putting it all together: Since the price is below EMAs and RSI bearish, short entry at around 0.105 (EMA7 level) with stop above that, and target maybe at 0.0756 (support). For long entry, if it breaks below support, but that's risky. Alternatively, if it bounces at support, that's a good entry. But current price is 0.0999, so maybe waiting for confirmation. Maybe the best spot buy is near 0.0756 with a stop just below to catch a rebound.

Wait, but the RSI isn't oversold. Maybe long only if the price can get back above the EMAs. So maybe the best short entry is 0.105 with a stop above 0.108, target support. The best buy spot is at support with a stop below. Also, decreasing volume suggests weakening selling power, but not sure.

Finalizing points: Short entry at resistance around EMA7 (0.105), long at support (0.0756). Stop losses and targets based on those. Wait, also need to give specific price levels. So the answer should list long entry, short entry, and the best buy, with exact prices. Maybe also note that current price is approaching support, so possible rebound there. But if price breaks below support, that's a negative sign.

The user might want entries close to current levels. So the best short entry could be 0.105 with a stop above, and long at 0.0756 with stop below. Best spot buy at support, but perhaps considering the current price's proximity. Maybe the best spot buy is if it holds support, so the best buy is below the current price at support, but if it bounces there. Alternatively, if the price is now at 0.0999, which is close to support (difference is 0.0999 - 0.0756 is 0.0243, so not too near unless considering relative movement.

Alternatively, if support is higher, let me check the numbers again. Wait the resistance is 0.555? That seems really high compared to current 0.0999. Probably a typo, since that would mean a huge gap, but maybe the user entered correct. Wait the resistance at 0.555 is way too far. Likely a mistake? Maybe it's supposed to be a lower number? But the user wrote "Resistance: 0.555, Support: 0.0756". Hmm, maybe in the altcoin space, but given the current price is 0.0999, support at 0.075 and resistance at 0.555. That seems like the resistance is a previous high much higher. So the immediate resistance might be EMA25 or another level, but the user's given data shows the main resistance is 0.555 which is way above, so maybe that's an annual resistance. So near-term supports and EMAs are more relevant.

Okay, given all that, I need to structure the response with the entry prices. Maybe:

Short entry at 0.105 (EMA7), stop loss 0.108. Target near support 0.0756.

Long entry at 0.075 (support), with stop below. Best buy if support holds, confirming. The best spot buy is waiting for test of support, so 0.0756. Current price is above, so maybe considering entering on a pullback, but the current price is the best spot buy if support holds? Not sure. Alternatively, if the price pulls back to support, then that's best buy.

Also, current price is 0.0999. Since it's below EMAs, but considering support is 0.075, if the price drops there, that's the best buy. But if it's holding here, maybe some resistance is near 0.105 so that's shorting area.

Advice: Short near EMA7 (0.105), long at support (0.075), with stops. Best buy spot is support with confirmation. The user might need the best price levels, so listing those clearly.
</think>

**Best Short Entry:** 0.1050 (EMA7 resistance) with a stop above 0.108. Target: 0.0756 (support).

**Best Long Entry:** 0.0756 (support), confirmed on a bounce with a stop below 0.075.

**Best Spot Buy Price:** 0.0756 (support level) if price holds, but proceed cautiously; retest of support with volume contraction may indicate a reversal.

**Notes:**
- Bearish trend with price below EMAs, RSI bearish, and MACD negative.
- Watch for support (0.0756) for reversal signals. Risk a break below support for deeper declines.
- Avoid long entries above 0.105 until price reverses momentum.

*Trade with tight stops; consider trends and volume shifts.*