Anyone who has experience with using Gemini as a helping hand for learning (swing)trading? And learning from stocks ASML and Meta

Since half a year I am investing money in ETF's and some stocks and recently I became interested in trading as well. I don't think I am the only one using Gemini as sort of a coach for learning about (swing) trading, so I gave Gemini a role to be an experienced daytrader who switched to swingtrading. I think it works quite well. First it suggested me to start to study the S&P 500 chart. But I don't think EFT's are very usefull if you want to swingtrade because it moves very slow. When I said that it said I should not study on so many things all at once. For example forex and commodities are quite advanced. So I decided to move to 2 stocks to focus on for the coming time with a demo account. That is Meta and ASML.

I came up with these stocks myself and it said it is convenient since the charts are moving differently. Meta's type is range market (sideways market) while ASML is trend market (uptrend) if I am saying that right. So it said I should learn a lot from this.

I even drew the support (pink) and resistance (blue) lines on each one, idk if I did a correct job, according to Gemini I did, even though I told it to be critical and honest with me. (see photos)

Now this is what I got from Gemini to focus on the coming time:

**1. The Meta (META) Chart**

**Type:** Range Market (Sideways Market).

**Characteristics:** The price is bouncing between two clear boundaries (525 and 790).

**Strategy:** Buy near support, sell near resistance.

**To-Do**

**Observe:** Keep watching to see if the price approaches 607 (your support zone).

**Action:** Wait for a reversal signal (e.g., a green candle) when it touches that zone. Do not enter if it hovers in the middle of the range (around 630).

**2. The ASML Chart**

**Type:** Trend Market (Uptrend).

**Characteristics:** “Higher highs” and “Higher lows.” The price climbs, consolidates, and climbs again.

**Strategy:** Trend Following (buy on a dip in an uptrend).

**To-Do:**

**Observe:** The price is currently “resting” (dipping).

**Action:** You’ve set your alert at 1300. Wait for it to trigger. If it hits 1300, see if the trend continues from there.

Long story short: Is it indeed useful to learn it in this way with a demo account? Observing and waiting seems like a long road. It already said trading is 90% waiting and observing, and 10% taking action. Like I’ve always been told that you only learn or prove your worth by doing something and taking action, but sometimes you actually learn and prove your worth by doing nothing in this case I guess.. Well I am just wondering if any experienced and more advanced folks here think about what the chatbot in the trading role has said to me.