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How to use moving average and KDJ?

1. Moving average: The 60-day moving average is generally the banker’s cost line. Bankers generally will not fall below the 60-day moving average during a washout. If it falls below, it may lead to a bearish trend, so it is also called the dividing line between bulls and bears. However, There are no absolutes in the stock market, so specific issues must be analyzed in detail.

The usage of moving average is the same. Here we take the 5-day moving average as an example. After mastering the 5-day moving average, you will understand everything.

The moving average uses statistical processing to average the stock prices of several days and then connects them into a line to observe the stock price trend. The theoretical basis of the moving average is Dow Jones' "average cost" concept. Then the 5-day moving average is the average cost line for 5 consecutive trading days. 10th, 20th...

The moving average indicator is an important indicator that reflects the price trend. Once its trend is formed, it will continue to be maintained for a period of time. The trend movement is formed by The high point or low point has a blocking or supporting effect respectively, so the point where the moving average indicator is located is often a very important support or resistance level, which provides us with a favorable opportunity to buy or sell, and the value of the moving average system This is also the case.

2. KDJ: MACD is set to 12, 26, 9, KDJ is set to 9, 9, 9 plus K-line chart and volume energy chart. When the four indicators are golden cross at the same time, the stock will be at least There is a 30-point gain. When J-20 is oversold in the short term, you can intervene. When J is greater than 120, you can sell in the short term overbought.

1. When the indicator is 80, the probability of retracement is high; when the indicator is 20, the probability of rebound is high;

2. When K crosses D upward around 20, it is regarded as a buy signal;

3. When K crosses D downward around 80, it is regarded as a sell signal;

4. Any signal where KDJ fluctuates around 50 has little effect.

The above assumes that KDJ is 9, 9, 9.