2. The stock price runs on the moving average, and it does not fall below the moving average during the callback, which indicates that the moving average has formed a very reliable support, and then when the stock price really stops falling and rebounds, it is the second buying opportunity.
3. The stock price was running on the moving average before, and the dead fork fell below the moving average during the callback, but the moving average still showed an upward trend, indicating that the whole still rose for a while, and this is the time to buy.
4. The stock price runs under the moving average, falling continuously, far from the moving average. It is very likely to move closer to the moving average. The so-called extremes meet, this is the right time to buy, but we should not expect too much.
5. The stock price runs on the moving average, rising for several days in a row and getting farther and farther away from the moving average. It is very likely to return to the moving average, which will generate profit selling pressure at any time. This is the selling opportunity.
6. The moving average is generally downward. When the stock price falls below the moving average again, it means that the selling pressure increases again, which is the selling opportunity.
7. The stock price runs below the moving average, and it is a selling opportunity when it rebounds close to the moving average but fails to break through.
8. The stock price has skyrocketed for several days, and the distance from the moving average is getting bigger and bigger. It is a selling signal, representing a wave of profitable selling that may occur at any time.