1. It refers to the current day (usually open in days). Weekly, monthly and moving average indicators are actually abbreviations of moving average indicators, and the flush is the 5 10 20 30 60-day moving average.

The 2.30-day moving average is the closing price of the market or individual stock on the 30th. Divide by 30 to form the 30-day moving average, and then connect them in turn to form the 30-day moving average, and so on for other moving averages, weekly moving averages or monthly moving averages.

3. With regard to the application of moving averages, it is necessary to adapt to the study of stocks with monthly moving averages and weekly moving averages. Only novices can look at stocks with moving averages. Of course, it is also very practical to choose stocks with monthly moving averages and weekly moving averages and operate stocks with moving averages.