The moving average refers to the corresponding combination of the moving average calculated in days in the K-line chart. For example, MA5 appears on the daily chart, indicating that this moving average is based on the closing price of the K line in five trading days, and all points are connected to form the MA5 moving average. The commonly used moving average system consists of five moving averages in different time periods, namely MA5, MA 10, MA20, MA40 and MA60.

The EMA can guide investors to operate the overall position direction of intraday short-term trading. When the short-period moving average sensitive to the change of K-line reaction forms a cross shape in the moving average system, it will provide a unilateral basis for the trend of silver price for at least two days.

Golden fork shape: when MA5 crosses MA 10 from bottom to top, both directions are upward, which can be confirmed as golden fork shape. At this time, investors are suitable for taking advantage of the trend to enter the market. The following 1-2 days can be regarded as a bullish market, with the idea of rebounding at a low level and chasing more.

Dead fork shape: when MA5 crosses MA 10 from top to bottom, both lines are downward, which can be confirmed as dead fork shape. At this time, investors are suitable for taking advantage of the trend to enter the market to short. The following 1-2 days can be regarded as bearish market, with high positions and chasing positions as the main idea.