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<think>
Okay, so I need to do a technical analysis for WINGUSDT based on the data provided. The current price is 0.326. Let me start by looking at the EMAs. The EMA7 is at 0.370, which is much higher than the current price. The EMA25 is even higher at 0.452. That means the shorter-term EMA is below the longer one, which usually suggests a downtrend.

Next, the RSI14 is 28.49, which is below 30, indicating oversold conditions. But I should remember that RSI in oversold territory isn't always a buy signal; sometimes it can stay there for a while. The MACD line is negative (-0.067), so that also suggests a bearish trend because the MACD is below the signal line, maybe?

Looking at support and resistance levels, the support is 0.291, which is close to the current price. That might be a level to watch for a possible bounce. The resistance is 0.936, but that seems way higher. The volume is increasing, which could mean that the recent downward momentum is getting more conviction.

For a long entry, since there's support at 0.291 and the price is near there, maybe the best entry is near or slightly below the support? But wait, if it breaks support, that's bad, so maybe consider a long entry at the support level with a stop below it. Alternatively, maybe at the current price if the RSI is oversold could be a good time to buy, but it's conflicting with the EMAs suggesting downtrend.

The best short entry might be breaking below support since it'd indicate the trend might continue lower. But since the volume is increasing, maybe the shorts are in control. Wait, the MACD is negative and RSI is low, but is the MACD above or below its signal line? The user didn't specify, just the MACD line value. Not sure, but negative MACD might be enough.

Spot buy price – if the support holds, maybe buying near 0.291 on a bounce, but if it breaks, maybe it goes lower. Alternatively, if the price can move up to the EMA7 or EMA25, but those are way higher. But the current price is below both EMAs, so that's bearish.

Best long entry might be at support with a stop below it, aiming for resistance at EMA7 maybe? But the nearest EMAs are at 0.37, which is a 13% gain from 0.326. But if there's a bounce off support. But the resistance in the question is 0.936, which is way too high. Maybe the user has a typo? Wait, 0.936 versus current 0.326. That's a big gap, seems abnormal. Maybe it's a support/resistance level from higher time frames?

Anyway, considering the data, I think the key points are the oversold RSI, support at 0.291, and downward trend per EMAs. Maybe enter a long at support with a tight stop, but the advice should be cautious. Alternatively, if the price bounces up towards EMA7, maybe that's a short opportunity? Wait, the MACD negative suggests bearish. So maybe the best short entry is if the price pulls back towards some resistance but then resumes down?

Hmm, confusing. Let me structure this. Best Long entry: near support (0.291) with stop below, target maybe EMA7 (0.37). Short entry: maybe when price reaches EMA7's current level, but it's already above? Wait, EMAs are at 0.37 and higher, current price is lower. So short might be on a bounce? Or just shorting with stop above resistance? Wait, maybe short entry when price meets resistance, but current price is below support. Maybe the shorts are when approaching the resistance above? Wait, maybe the user's resistance and support are reversed? Or perhaps they're based on different time frames. Maybe the resistance is actually high, so not relevant here.

Looking again: Price is at 0.326. Support is 0.291; if price drops to support, which is very close, maybe the best long is there. The average volume is increasing, which can intensify the move. Since the price is near support, maybe the best buy is at 0.29 or lower, but since it's approaching, maybe a swing low.

Alternatively, given the RSI is at 28, which is oversold, maybe suggests a bounce. So a long entry could be at current price or dip to support, with target at EMA7. But EMAs are bearish. Hmm.

Maybe the best spot buy is waiting for support to hold, then buying with a stop below. RSI could rebound from oversold. For short, perhaps when price rejects EMA7 again. Wait, the current price is below both EMAs, so any rise might face resistance from the EMAs. So maybe if it bounces back down after testing resistance from EMA7, short there?

Alternatively, the MACD is negative and downward, so bearish momentum. Maybe the shorts are already in play.

Wait, the MACD value is negative, but is it rising or falling? The user didn't specify the signal line, so hard to tell. Since it's negative, maybe in a downtrend.

Putting it together:

Best long entry on a bounce at support (0.291), maybe with RSI oversold. Stop below support, target EMA7 or higher.

Short entry maybe at resistance near EMAs (0.37)? But price is below, so maybe if it bounces up to 0.37 but fails, then shorting? Or using EMA25 at 0.45 as resistance? But the 0.936 seems too high.

Alternatively, since the price is at 0.326, maybe a short entry near 0.33 with a stop above, target around 0.29 support? Wait, but that's already the support. Hmm.

Alternatively, maybe considering that with RSI oversold, the price might rebound upwards, making a long entry at current price (0.326) with the idea that it might bounce up. But the EMAs are still bearish, so maybe not.

This is tricky. Let's see standard TA approach:

- Price is near support and RSI oversold: possible buy signal if support holds. Enter near 0.29, stop a bit below. Target first EMA7 (0.37), then maybe resistance?

- For a short, maybe if the price breaks support, but that's a strong move, but since support is near, entering short there might be risky until breached. Alternatively, if it breaks EMA7 downwards, but it's already below. Maybe shorts on a rally above EMAs.

Hmm. The user mentions MACD is negative, so bullish divergence? Not sure.

Alternatively, given the EMAs are both above and the price is below, the trend is down, so long entry might be not recommended except at support.

So maybe:

Long entry: Buy near/support at 0.291, target 0.37 (EMA7). Stop 0.287.

Short entry: Wait for a rejection at EMA7 (0.37) and enter short, target 0.29 (support), but if support breaks, further down.

Alternatively, if the MACD is negative but approaching a bullish cross? Not sure without more data.

Alternatively, given the resistance is 0.936, which might be very high, maybe that's a typo? Maybe support is 0.29, so the next level is key.

So summarizing the advice: Since in a downtrend (EMAs) but oversold RSI, look for a bounce at support. Suggest a long entry at break of 0.291, maybe with targets up to EMA7. Alternatively, a short might be if price bounces off EMAs again but not sure.

Spot buy price would be ideally at support 0.291, but current price is 0.326, if it dips further, else wait. But the best spot buy is maybe at 0.29 level. But current price might be a buying opportunity if support is solid. Maybe enter here with stop, but not sure.

Wait, current price is 0.326, near support at 0.291. So maybe the best spot buy is at current price as it's near support and RSI low, but with caution. Maybe a bounce could happen. So enter long here, but maybe with stop a bit below 0.29. The entry could be at current 0.326, target 0.37. The RSI is low so over sold, possible reversal. Even if EMAs are trending down, a retracement might occur here.

Alternatively, maybe a breakout above EMA7 (0.37) first would be better for a long entry, but since the price is below, that's tough.

Hmm, perhaps the best entries:

Long entry near 0.29 (support), with stop below, target 0.37.

Short entry if price breaks support (0.29), but that might be a stronger sell signal. Or if it approaches EMA25 (0.45) but that's way higher.

Alternatively, current RSI at 28 is low, so a possible reversal. Best to look for confirmation with a bullish candle or other signs before taking a long entry.

In short term (15m), maybe the price is oversold, so long entry now (0.326) with tight stop, but better to wait for a bounce. The best spot buy might be at current price, but if it hits support, that's better.

Alternatively, given the increasing volume, perhaps the downtrend is accelerating, but RSI is very low. Maybe take a small long at current price as a bounce, with target 0.35 or EMA7.

So putting it down as per standard analysis:

Long entry at support (0.29) with stop below, target 0.37.

Short entry if price goes above EMA7 (bullish), but since it's a downtrend, maybe not. Alternatively, short on rejection of EMAs.

But the user asked for best long/short entries and best buy price.

Hmm, best spot buy is at 0.29, but if that's broken, no. Otherwise, maybe 0.326 is okay with caution.

Wait, maybe the MACD is -0.06, but if it starts turning upwards, but can't see.

Overall, based on given data:

Best long entry is at support (0.291) with stop loss just below, target EMA7 (0.37).

Short entry could be at EMA7 (0.37), maybe with stop above 0.40, target 0.29 or lower.

Best spot buy now (current price at 0.326) is to consider buying if the support holds (so near current), but risky. Alternatively, wait for a touch of 0.29 then enter long.
</think>

**Technical Analysis (15min):**
- **EMA7 (0.370) and EMA25 (0.452) bearish divergence:** Price is below both EMAs, indicating a downtrend dominance.
- **RSI14 (28.5):** Oversold (below 30), suggesting a potential short-term rebound, but bearish trend remains strong.
- **MACD (-0.067):** Negative and likely contracting/diverging lower, reinforcing sell pressure.
- **Support (0.291) is near, and resistance at 0.370 / 0.452 is distant.**

**Advice:**
- **Long entry:**
- **Entry:** $0.291 (support breakout level). Wait for bullish candle confirmation).)
- **Stop:** Below $0.29 to confirm a bearish breakdown.
- **Target:** Re-test EMA7 (0.37), then EMA25 (0.452).

- **Short entry:**
- **Entry:** Above EMA7 ($0.37) on rejection or a bearish candle.
- **Stop:** $0.375 (above EMA7).
- **Target:** $0.29 (support breach to $0.25 or lower.

- **Best Spot Buy:**
- **Price:** *Current price ($0.326) if RSI bounce (28.5) triggers a reversal off support. Wait for a candle close above $0.328 for bullish confirmation.*
- **Alternatively**, wait for a bounce to EMA7 ($0.37) to sell.

**Key Risk:** Volume is rising, intensifying trend momentum. If $0.29 breaks, further downside is likely. Prioritize short bias unless confirmed support holds strongly.

*Action: Consider a limited long position at $0.32–0.29 support area with tight stops, but favor shorts if no bounce materializes.*