It indicates that the stock price will rise: the yellow 5-day moving average crosses the purple 10 moving average; The crosses formed by the 30-day moving average crossing green on the 10 moving average are all golden crosses.
2. The crossover formed when the short-term moving average falls below the medium-and long-term moving average is called the death crossover. It indicates that the stock price will fall. The yellow 5-day moving average crosses the purple 10 moving average; The intersections formed by the green 30-day moving average below the 10 moving average are all dead intersections.
However, not all golden crosses and death crosses are buying and delivering points. The reason is that gambling companies sometimes cheat. Especially on the way up or down, the dealer may shake the plate or shake the shipment. At this time, the trading points indicated by the golden cross and the death cross are very unreliable. In this case, investors should be careful.
3. When the rising market enters a stable period, the moving averages of 5th, 10 and 30th are arranged from top to bottom and moved to the upper right, which is called long arrangement. It indicates that the stock price will rise sharply.
4. In the falling market, the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages are arranged from bottom to top and move to the lower right, which is called short arrangement, indicating that the stock price will drop sharply.
5. In the rising market, the stock price is above the moving average, and the multi-position moving average can be regarded as a multi-party defense line; When the stock price returns to the vicinity of the moving average, each moving average will generate support in turn, and buying will push the stock price up again, which is the role of the moving average.
6. In the falling market, the stock price is below the moving average, and the moving average with short positions can be regarded as the defense line of the empty side. When the stock price rebounds near the moving average, it will encounter resistance, and the selling will gush out, prompting the stock price to fall further. This is the help of the moving average.
7. The turning point of the EMA is when the EMA turns from rising to falling at the highest point and from falling to rising at the lowest point. It indicates that the stock price trend will reverse.
8. Form When the moving average has a double bottom form or a triple bottom form at the bottom, it is the best buying opportunity. It is the best time to sell when the moving average has a double top shape or a triple top shape at the top.
9. After the turning point moving average runs for a period of time, there will be peaks and valleys, which is the turning point. The turning point of the moving average is very important and usually indicates the change of the trend. When a moving average runs upward, it cannot hit a new high and presents a peak shape, which is a sign that the stock price cannot hit a new high and may change its downward trend. This turning point is often called a selling point. In the process of falling, when the moving average runs downward, the curve flattens and turns around, and a trough appears, which is what people call buying points. Investors should follow the moving average closely, find the turning point (peak and trough) in time, and find the trading point.
10. The moving average is simple, practical and easy to master, which is very popular with investors. But there are also some shortcomings. Mainly, when the stock index and stock price are sorted in a narrow range or the banker shakes the market, there will be too many short-term moving averages, and there will be trading signals, which are difficult to distinguish and easy to mislead. In addition, the cost of investors' positions is also very important to understand the moving average.
1 1. When the daily moving average 10 moves from rising to the lower right, the 30-day moving average still moves to the upper right, indicating that the decline during this period is a technical retreat of the bull market and the rebound is not over.
12. If the 30-day moving average also follows the 10 moving average to the lower right, and the 60-day moving average still moves to the upper right, it means that there is a deep retracement in this band, so it is advisable to wait and see.
13. If the 60-day moving average reverses to the lower right along with 10 and the 30-day moving average, it means that the bull market is over and the short market is coming.
14. During consolidation, the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages will be intertwined. If the market time is prolonged, the 60-day moving average will be bonded with it.
15. When the market is in the general trend, if the average of the 5th and 10 breaks through and rises to the upper right, the market outlook will definitely go higher; If the 5-day moving average of 10 goes down to the right, the market outlook will inevitably fall.
16. In the short market, if the stock price breaks through the 5-day and 10 moving averages and stands firm, it is a sign that the stock price rebounds in the short market.
17. In the short market, if the stock price breaks through the 5-day moving average and 10 moving average and then stands on the 30-day moving average, the 10 moving average and the 30-day moving average will form a golden cross, and the rebound will be stronger, and there is still some room for growth in the market outlook.
18. In the short market, if the stock price successively breaks through the 5-day, 10, 30-day moving averages and breaks through the 60-day moving averages, the intermediate market will rebound strongly, even the short market will end and the long market will begin. 1. The moving average gradually leveled off from the decline and rose slightly, while the stock price broke through from the moving average downward, which was a buying signal.
2. the stock price runs above the moving average, and it is a buying opportunity if it does not fall below the moving average and then rises again.
3. The stock price runs above the moving average and falls below the moving average when it returns, but the short-term moving average continues to rise. This is the time to buy.
4. The stock price runs below the moving average, suddenly plummets, is too far away from the moving average, and is very likely to be close to the moving average (extremes meet, falling and rebounding). This is the time to buy.
5. The stock price runs above the moving average, rising sharply for several days, getting farther and farther away from the moving average, indicating that the buyers of stocks in the market are profitable and will generate profit selling pressure at any time, so they should sell stocks temporarily.
6. The moving average has gradually leveled off from the rise. When the stock price falls below the moving average from the top of the moving average, it means that the selling pressure is getting heavier and heavier, and the stocks held should be sold.
7. The stock price runs below the moving average, does not break through the moving average when rebounding, and the decline of the moving average slows down, and then tends to be horizontal and then shows a downward trend. This is a sales opportunity.
8. After the stock price rebounds, it hovers above the moving average, but the moving average continues to fall, so it is advisable to sell the stocks it holds.