Identifying key tops and bottoms more accurately is an important part of technical analysis, and can help improve the accuracy of your forecasts. Here are some steps and techniques you can follow:

### 1. **Using Charts:**

- **Daily and Weekly Charts:** Use the larger time frames to identify major highs and lows. Weekly charts give a comprehensive view of the overall trend.

- **Technical Analysis:** Look for clear tops and bottoms on the chart. These points can be seen in line charts or Japanese candlesticks.

### 2. **Support and resistance levels:**

**Identifying Levels:** Use support and resistance levels to identify points that may form tops or bottoms. When the price approaches a strong resistance level, there may be an opportunity for a top to form.

**Breakouts:** Notice clear breakouts of support or resistance levels, as they indicate a potential change in trend.

### 3. **Japanese Candlestick Patterns:**

**Reversal Patterns:** Look for candlestick patterns such as Shooting Stars or Hammers at the tops and bottoms. These patterns can indicate potential reversal points.

### 4. **Using technical indicators:**

- **Relative Strength Index (RSI):** Can help identify overbought or oversold conditions. When the RSI is at 70 or above, it may indicate a top, and when it is at 30 or below, it may indicate a bottom.

- **MACD Indicator:** MACD crossovers can indicate changes in trend, helping to identify tops and bottoms.

### 5. **Trend Analysis:**

**Identifying Trends:** Use trend lines to help identify highs and lows. If the new high is higher than the previous high, the trend is up.

**Determining the Reverse Trend:** If there is a new high that does not exceed the previous high, it may be a signal that the uptrend is over.

### 6. **Fibonacci Levels:**

**Identifying Key Points:** Use Fibonacci levels to identify potential reversal points. Tops and bottoms often coincide with Fibonacci levels such as 38.2% and 61.8%.

### 7. **Multi-timeframe analysis:**

- **Application of cross-frame analysis:** Check the peaks and troughs on different time frames. Short time frames may show different peaks and troughs compared to long time frames.

### advice:

- Be flexible in analyzing tops and bottoms, as dynamics may change based on economic events or news.

- Use a variety of tools and techniques to improve the accuracy of identifying tops and bottoms.