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Alright, let's break down the user's query. They want a technical analysis of TIAUSDT on a 4-hour chart. The current price is 1.375, which is below both the EMA7 (1.381) and EMA25 (1.428). The RSI is at 40.06, just under the oversold level of 30, so that's a consideration. The MACD is negative (-0.0327) indicating bearish momentum.

Looking at resistance and support, the resistance is at 1.833, which is quite far away. The support is at 1.31, and the current price is above that, so maybe a potential bounce point. The volume is averaging just over a million but decreasing, so the trend isn't strong.

In terms of entries, the EMA lines have the price below both EMAs, so maybe a short if it breaks below EMA7. Since the EMA7 is so close, maybe use it as a resistance. Alternatively, looking for support at 1.31 could be a long entry. The short entry price might be just below the EMA7, around 1.38, but wait, the current price is below that. Hmm, maybe I should think of a breakout. Wait, maybe the best short entry is when it breaks down below support?

Wait, EMA7 is 1.3809, which is barely above current price of 1.375. The current price is just below EMA7. Since the MACD is negative, and RSI is at 40, which is not extremely oversold, maybe a possible short entry if it can't push through EMA7. But since price is below EMA7, perhaps a short here? Or wait for a bounce off the support?

Wait, the support is at 1.31. The current price is at 1.375, so if it drops below support, then maybe short, but since it's already above support, maybe a long entry could be around support.

Also, decreasing volume suggests momentum is weakening. Maybe the decreasing volume indicates a possible reversal, but directionally, since price is below EMAs, more bearish.

Best long entry might be at support 1.31 if it gets tested again. Short entry could be close to the last swing high, but since price is under EMAs, maybe a confirmation of lower highs. If EMA lines can support a move upwards, but with the RSI still in neutral, it's tricky. Alternatively, a short entry might be below EMA25 but that's higher, not relevant.

The spot buy price could be around support, or maybe wait for a bounce back up to EMA7, but given the MACD is negative, maybe better to wait for support hold.

So, putting this together. The suggestions should consider all indicators: price below EMAs, RSI not extremely oversold, MACD negative, decreasing volume. Maybe suggest a short entry if it can't get above EMA7, and take profit near support? Or perhaps short entry just below the current price with a stop above EMA25.

Alternatively, considering support is at 1.31, the long entry could be at the support level. The spot could be around the resistance levels if it breaks, but that's unlikely.

I should structure the answer with long/short entry points and the best buy.

Wait, the user said "best Long/Short entry prices and the best spot buy price."

Long entries should be when there's potential for upwards reversal, so maybe support at 1.31. Wait, but the current price is above that, so if it pulls back to support, buy there. But if it drops to support, that's a possible long. Alternatively, if the price bounces from support towards EMA7, maybe a long there?

Alternatively, perhaps the long entry is between support and EMA25, but given it's far, maybe best to wait for a bounce from support.

Short side: Entry could be when price tries to break above EMA7 but fails, leading to a downtrend continuation. Or if it breaks below support, but support is already at 1.31, so a short below support would be a stronger signal.

Best spot buy price might be around support at 1.31 or around critical support levels, but since price is not there yet, maybe wait for a test of support before entering a buy.

Alternatively, if the price holds EMA7, but given the MACD is already negative, maybe a short entry below the recent low? Maybe the last major low before current price is where to enter? Not sure.

Wait, the EMA7 is very close to current price. Since price is below EMA7, which is short-term, and with EMA25 much higher, maybe the trend is bearish.

So, for short entries, perhaps when price tries to close above EMA7 (1.381) but gets rejected, then goes lower, shorting on the rejection. Alternatively, a short entry could be just below the recent high of the candle, say EMA7 level to confirm support turns to resistance.

Wait, the current price is lower than EMA7, which acts as resistance. So if price bounces up to EMA7 but can't break above, then a short here. The best short entry would be near EMA7 (1.38) if it bounces there. Alternatively, if it breaks below support, short even lower entry?

Hmm, perhaps the best long entry is when price bounces off support (1.31), and breaks EMA7. The short entry is if it can't break EMA7 and retraces down.

The spot buy would be around support, maybe 1.31, but since it's already above that, perhaps wait for it to retest support before buying.

The MACD is negative but not very strong. RSI at 40 is neutral.

Putting it all together:

Best short entry when price pulls back to EMA7 (1.38) and cannot sustain, so a short entry just under EMA7, maybe 1.38 is the resistance. Alternatively, if it breaks below support 1.31, then go short further?

Alternatively, with volume decreasing, maybe a range-bound scenario.

But the EMA7 is very close to price. Maybe better to take a short entry near EMA7 if it can't hold, so entry at 1.38, stop above EMA25 (1.428, which is way higher, so maybe a closer SL).

Alternatively, since MA's are bearish, the short entry could be now, but price is already below EMA7. Maybe wait for a retest of EMA7 and EMA25?

Alternatively, looking at RSI: at 40, not extremely oversold, so maybe consider a pullback to support, and if RSI goes lower, enter long there.

Hmm, need to make it concise.

Perhaps best short entry at close to EMA7, say 1.38, maybe with a stop above the EMA25? Or a more realistic SL? But EMA25 is too far.

Alternatively, the closest resistance to current price is EMA7. So, if price tests EMA7 and fails, short there.

Best long entry price: support level 1.31, but since it's not there yet, wait for a drop to support before going long.

Best spot buy price would be at support, or perhaps if price moves up and breaks EMA7, then the next resistance beyond that?

Alternatively, with current price near EMAs, wait for a break of support to enter a long? Not sure.

Wait, best spot buy price: If buying, better when price is near support and has some bullish indicators, so maybe at support level 1.31, but if you want to enter now, maybe not ideal. Alternatively, at support, but if it drops, that's the entry.

Putting all together, the advice should be:

For shorts: Enter above EMA7, but since price is below, perhaps enter a short if it bounces back towards 1.38, with stop below, profit target to lower support?

Wait, to enter a short, maybe when price can't push above EMA7, creating a resistance. So entry around 1.38, with a close below maybe with a stop above 1.39?

Alternatively, the best short entry when price touches 1.38 (EMA7) and sell, with a stop beyond the high.

But I need to specify:

Long entry could be if it drops to support (1.31) with potential reversal there, so long entry at 1.31 with stop below and target EMA25 or higher.

Short entry could be at EMA7 around 1.38, entering short below EMA7, with stop above that.

But current price is 1.375. So if it moves up to 1.38, can't enter a short there unless there's a rejection. So perhaps a short entry is on a test of EMA7 and rejection, entering short when it breaks below a lower low or something.

Hmm, maybe the best strategy is: Shorts could enter at rejection of EMA7 resistance, say around 1.38, sell if price can't hold that, with stop above, say 1.40. Profit target at support (1.31).

Long entry would be buy near 1.31 with target EMA25 or EMA7.

The best spot buy price is 1.31. Currently at 1.375, not quite there.

Best short entry now would be cautious. Since price is below both EMAs, and MACD negative, maybe short entry when price closes below key support, but support is 1.31, so when price drops to support, that's a key level. But the spot buy is the best entry for a long.

Putting it all together, perhaps the answer should suggest short entry near EMA7 (1.38) with a stop above it, long entry at support (1.31), and best buy price at support.

Alternatively, the best buy is lower, so support is the key level.

So summarizing the advice based on data.
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**Analysis**: TIAUSDT is below both EMA7 (1.381) and EMA25 (1.428), with bearish MACD (-0.0328) and neutral RSI (40.06). Volume trending lower suggests weakening momentum. Supports at 1.31 and resistances near EMA7 (1.38).

**Advice**:
- **Short Entry**: If price rejects EMA7 (1.38), sell at 1.38 with a stop ≈1.40 (EMA7 breakout). Target: 1.31 (support).
- **Long Entry**: If price holds support (1.31), buy near 1.31 with a stop below, targeting EMA7 (1.38.

**Best Spot Buy Price**: 1.31 (support level for potential reversal.

*Rationale*: Current price (1.375) is close to EMA7, and below 25-EMA, supporting bearish bias. A test of support (1.31) could mark a long opportunity, while bearish rejections of EMA7/EMA25 suggest shorting above them.

*Risk management critical due to low volume*.