2. When the stock price rises to a large distance above the 5-day moving average, that is, when the "five-day deviation rate" is too large, it is a short-term selling opportunity.
3. When the stock price falls back to the vicinity of the 5-day line and is supported, you can buy it when the stock price starts to rise again.
4. If the stock price falls below the 5-day line and does not rebound beyond the 5-day line, the trend is likely to turn down. Don't bargain at random, but sell on rallies.
the 5-and 5-day moving averages are the most common and essential moving averages, which are often used as short-term buying and selling signals, and are also the starting point for the end or reversal of short-term bands. Therefore, the 5-day moving average is an indicator that short-term operators must pay attention to. If you master it well, you can find the trading point very accurately.