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10 moving average?
In the stock market, the moving average is a commonly used technical analysis index. These EMAs are also divided into different time periods, and different time periods will also correspond to different technical references. Today, I will share with you how to use the 10 moving average in the moving average.

First of all, the daily moving average of 10 refers to a daily moving average of 10 after averaging during this period. Different positions of the disk or stock price on the 10 moving average will give different disk or stock price signals.

When taking the 10 moving average as a reference, if the disk or stock price is effectively breaking through the 10 moving average, it can be used as a reference for buying opportunities of the technical indicators of the 10 moving average. Conversely, if the disk or stock price falls below the 10 moving average effectively, it can be used as a reference selling point risk signal for the technical indicators of the 10 moving average.

The technical indicators of EMA can not only observe the reference point of buying and selling, but also observe the short-term support or pressure interval point of disk and stock price. If the disk or stock price falls back to the 10 moving average in the process of rising, it means that the 10 moving average has strong support and can be used as a signal to buy some opportunities.

On the contrary, the disk or stock price is running, and the 10 moving average is above the disk or stock price. It is difficult to break through the long-term downward adjustment when it rises to the 10 moving average, which means that the 10 moving average is under great pressure and can be used as a selling point risk signal.

Generally speaking, the daily moving average of 10 is a periodic moving average with different reference values. However, investors should pay attention to the fact that there are no perfect technical indicators and technical graphics in the market, and there will be some misleading information. Investors need to refer to other indicators, market environment and individual stocks.

(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Carefully evaluate when investing. )