The five-day moving average is an indicator line connecting the five-day average stock price. It is a short-term indicator, and its trajectory is the most frequent and fastest. For example, if the stock price moves above the five-day moving average, it means that the stock is in a strong upward trend. Conversely, if the stock price quickly falls below the five-day moving average, you can consider short-term shipment.

By analogy, the 10 moving average is also a short-term indicator, but its moving trajectory is slower than that of the 5-day line, but it is more accurate to judge the short-term shape of stocks than that of the 5-day line.

The five-day line and the ten-day line are commonly used indicators for short-term stock trading. For the five-day line, if the five-day line is below the ten-day line, then the average price of the ten-day line constitutes short-term pressure; If it is above, it constitutes a short-term support.

The white line in the figure is Line 5, and the yellow line is Line 10. Press f5 in the software to call it.