(1) When the EMA changes from falling to rising,

The stock price moves from the lower part of the moving average and merges.

When the moving average is broken, it is a buy signal.

(2) the stock price continues to rise, walking above or away from the average.

The average suddenly fell again, but it didn't fall below the average again.

Rising again is a buying signal.

(3) The stock price once fell below the moving average, but it came back soon.

When the average value is unchanged, it rises above the average value.

Continued rise is a buying signal.

(4) The stock price plummeted suddenly, falling below and away from the average.

Line, if the stock price starts to pick up at this time, then the trend.

A flat moving average is a buy signal.

(5) When the moving average starts to level off or gradually decline from the rise.

Falling, the stock price fell below the moving average.

The moving average is an important selling signal.

(6) After the stock price moves below the moving average, it will level off.

The moving average rebounded, and immediately reversed if it did not break through the moving average.

Turning down is a sell signal.

(7) The stock price falls back immediately after it breaks through the moving average.

Below the average, the average is still following.

Continued decline is a selling signal.

(8) The stock price rises rapidly, breaking through the moving average and staying away from the flat.

On average, this growth is considerable at any time.

You can reverse the decline, which is a sell signal.

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