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There are generally several kinds of moving averages in the market. What do they mean?
The commonly used moving average is mainly 5- 10-20-30-60 days. Moving average upward is moving average bulls.

The upward crossing of the moving averages is a golden cross, and vice versa.

The moving average, five-day moving average and ten-day moving average are the average closing prices of three days, five days and ten days respectively. This is mainly the short-term trend of the stock market.

Every day, stocks have four prices-opening price-closing price-highest price-lowest price. These four prices form a daily K-line. Take the arithmetic average of the closing price of the first nine days of each day and the closing price of the ten days of that day, and then connect it with the arithmetic average of several days. The curve is the ten-day moving average.

Similarly, there are ten-minute moving averages, ten-hour moving averages, and various moving averages made in different time units such as weeks, months and years. Usually, the average value of 10 time unit is collectively called 10 average value. The 20-time moving average is the moving average of 20 time units, and everything else means this. The above is a common practice. Some people take the average daily price, while others take the average weight. And the practice is different. MA5, MA 10 and so on are often marked in the K-line diagram. I used to calculate and draw by myself. Now all technical analysis software can find the corresponding moving average in the K-line chart of a certain period of time. Because the moving average has a certain comparative effect on the stock price trend, 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.

There is no super analysis method to accurately analyze the trend of stocks. Therefore, if you study it carefully for many years, it may be useful, and this is only part of the analysis method. Because the trend of stock price can be dynamically analyzed from the moving average, it is often used to set stop-loss points and take-profit points (high selling points), which is actually an activity scale determined through technical analysis. Only relative reference value.