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How to judge the trading point with the moving average?
One of the functions of EMA is to help traders determine the direction of the trend. Once the running trend is formed, it will last for a period of time. The moving average moves upward, forming a certain trend. At this time, it is a multi-head moving average form. If there are other EMAs in it, such as 10, EMAs on 20th and 30th, all of them are upward divergent, which is a good long arrangement, indicating that the exchange rate will still have upward momentum in the future, otherwise the short arrangement will increase the possibility of further decline.

Because the moving average trend has a certain comparative effect, it is very important for technical analysis. Generally, short-term trends are analyzed by daily lines MA5 and MA 10, medium-term trends are analyzed by MA30 and MA60, and medium-and long-term trends are analyzed by M 125 and M250. And do short-term operation with 5-30 minutes K-line, and analyze the long-term trend with the moving average trend of weekly, monthly and annual K-line. By observing the slope of the moving average, we can better determine the potential direction of the market price. However, if a single moving average is used, it will send out more frequent error signals because of a single sampling data. In order to reduce mistakes and enhance the accuracy of the signal, we usually combine short, medium and long-term moving averages with different K-line patterns to accurately grasp the favorable opportunity of buying and selling and judge the trend.