Short-term trading generally looks at the 13 moving average, and futures trading fails. Many times, you must buy at a price below the 13 moving average, and you will fall after buying it. If you are short, it is likely to be the price you bought above the moving average 13, and it will go up when you sell it.

Mid-line trading generally looks at the 50-day moving average and the 60-day moving average, and the usage is the same as above.

If it is a moving average, the reference value is higher. Any trading index used in futures trading is a restatement of the price that has formed a trend, which can only play the role of mutual confirmation and cannot accurately bring the direct result of trading. Can be used as a conditional factor to assist trading reference, do not be obsessed with indicators.

All price changes are the result of the game between human nature and emotional power, not the cause. I hope everyone will walk on the road closest to the essence of the market.