What is the 135 moving average?
The 135 moving average is generally used for futures trading and also for stock trading. It does not refer to the 135 moving average, but refers to the combination of three moving averages (13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average) on different dates to provide investors with trading point signals.
Buying skills of 1 and 135 moving averages
One yang crosses the third line
One Yang crossing the third line means that the stock price suddenly closes a big Yang line after a long-term decline or adjustment, breaking through the 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average. Investors can buy here, or when the stock price is completely above the 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average.
As shown in the above figure, after short-term adjustment, with the increase of trading volume, the stock price closed a big positive line in Zone A and broke through the 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average, which is a buying signal. Investors can buy here, and conservative investors can wait until the stock price is completely above the 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average.
launch a revolt
At first glance, the rising form of the upper pole is very similar to that of one yang crossing the third line. It means that after a long-term decline or adjustment, the stock price suddenly closes a big sunny line and stands above the 13 moving average, breaking through the 34-day moving average and the 55-day moving average, which is a buying signal.
As shown in the above figure, after a long period of slow decline, the stock volume became huge, which led to a sharp rise in the stock price. A Dayang line is closed in Area A, standing above the 13 moving average, breaking through the 34-day moving average and the 55-day moving average, which is a buying signal. Investors can buy at this point, and cautious investors can buy when the stock price stands above these three moving averages.
Slip in front of the horse
Ma Qianliu means that in the process of falling (preferably below 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average), the stock price suddenly opened lower, and a big yinxian line was closed, giving people the illusion of a big drop. In fact, this is a signal that the stock price has peaked and countered.
As shown in the above figure, the stock price has been falling since it broke through the 13 moving average and the 34-day moving average, and a big yinxian line was closed in Zone A, but the trading volume has not shrunk a lot, indicating that the stock price has peaked and investors can buy it on the next trading day.
2, 135 moving average selling skills
One yin breaks three lines.
A yin breaking the third line is the opposite of a yang breaking the third line. It means that after the stock has skyrocketed, the stock price has peaked, the moving average has begun to turn around, and a big yinxian line has been closed, which has penetrated down the 13 moving average, the 34 moving average and the 55 moving average, and started the downward trend of the stock price. This is a sell signal.
As shown in the above figure, after the stock price rose, it was suppressed and began to fall. A big yinxian line was collected in area A, and it broke down 13 moving average, 34 moving average and 55 moving average, showing a short trend. Stock holders please sell their shares here, and short sellers please wait and see.
Throw stones at people who fall into the well ―― when they fall.
When someone falls, the stock price closes a positive line or daily limit after a wave of rise, and then opens lower and goes lower the next day, giving investors an illusion of consolidation. Bankers actually use low opening to lock in the retail investors who entered in the early stage, and then smash the market.
As shown above, the stock price rose above the moving average, then went up in Zone A, and then opened lower and took a big Yinxian line. The trading volume was mainly empty. Investors put their bags in safety at this time to avoid greater losses in the later period.
(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Carefully evaluate when investing. )