2. When the 10 moving average moves from rising to the lower right, the 30-day moving average still moves to the upper right, indicating that the decline during this period is a technical retreat of the bull market, and the rising trend is not over, and the crude oil price will continue to rise.
3. When the bull market enters a stable rising period, the 5-day, 10, 30-day and 60-day moving averages all move to the upper right, forming a long arrangement from top to bottom.
4. When the crude oil market entered a bull market, the crude oil price broke through the 5-day, 10, 30-day and 60-day moving averages from bottom to top.
5. In the short market, if the crude oil price breaks through the 5-day and 10 moving averages and stands firm, it is a signal that the crude oil price rebounds in the short market.
6. In the short market, if the crude oil price breaks through the 5-day and 10 moving averages and then stands on the 30-day moving average, and the 10 moving average and the 30-day moving average form a golden cross, the rebound will be stronger, there will be some room for growth in the market outlook, and the crude oil price will rise.
7. In the short market, if the crude oil price breaks through the 5-day, 10, 30-day moving average and breaks through the 60-day moving average, the intermediate market will rebound strongly, or even the short market will end and the long market will start.
8. In the short market, the average back pressure is above the crude oil price and moves to the lower right, and the order from bottom to top is price, 5-day, 10, 30-day and 60-day moving average, that is, shorting.
9. If the 30-day moving average also follows the 10 moving average to the lower right, and the 60-day moving average still moves to the upper right, it means that there is a deep retracement in this band, so it is appropriate to wait and see.
10. If the 60-day moving average reverses to the lower right along with 10 and the 30-day moving average, it means that the bull market is over and the short market is coming.
1 1. During consolidation, the 5-day, 10 and 30-day moving averages will be intertwined, and if the market time is prolonged, the 60-day moving average will be bonded with it.
12. When the general trend is in the market, if the 5-day and 10 moving averages break through and rise to the upper right, the market outlook will definitely rise and the crude oil price will rise; If the 5-day and 10 moving averages go down to the right, the market outlook will inevitably fall and the price of crude oil will fall.
Average is widely used. In practical analysis, crude oil investors can predict the trend of crude oil prices according to each situation, or they can set their own specific periodic moving averages. All the purposes are to serve the crude oil investors in analyzing the crude oil price. In practice, investors need more applications, and only in this way can they master the correct use of EMA in crude oil prices.