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This indicator shows the moving average — both for the current timeframe and for any other timeframe you choose.
How to use it? That’s a huge topic — you could write a whole course on trading with moving averages, because there are countless ways to apply it.
In general, when the price is above the moving average, the market is considered bullish. When the price drops toward the average, many traders treat it as a potential buy zone or “discount” area. Conversely, if the price is below the moving average, the market is in a bearish phase, and rallies toward the average may be treated as sell opportunities.
To make it more specific, if, for example, you use a 5m MA and compare it with an 1H MA:

• when the 5m MA is above the 1H MA and price is trading above both, it usually makes sense to look only for longs;
• when the 5m MA is below the 1H MA and price is below both - only shorts;
• if the price is somewhere between them, the market is uncertain, and it’s often better to wait for confirmation;
  There are many tactics and variations built on this logic - far more than can be described in one comment. You can join my Telegram group or channel if you’d like me to explain a particular setup or strategy in more detail.
  But as with any approach - there’s no magic “money" button or signal here. You still need solid risk management and understanding of the market structure.