1. The meaning of the 5-day moving average trend:

The moving average runs upward and forms a certain trend. At this time, it is a moving average long form. If there are other moving averages included, such as the 10th, Both the 20-day and 30-day moving averages show an upward divergent pattern, which is a good long arrangement and indicates that the stock price index will still have rising momentum in the future. On the contrary, a short arrangement will increase the possibility of continuing to fall.

The upward cross of the moving average is a golden cross, and vice versa. It depends on the position and trend of the stock price and index. More clearly, it implies the holding period of holding or buying after the golden cross. Long and short.

2. The meaning of the 10-day moving average:

1) Potential: The 10-day moving average is the dividing line between the strength of the long and short parties or the strength of the market. When the power of the bulls is stronger than the power of the bears, the market is strong and the stock price is running above the 10-day moving average, indicating that more people are willing to buy stocks at a price higher than the average cost of the past 10 days, and the stock price will naturally rise;

On the contrary, when the power of the short side is stronger than the power of the long side, the market is weak, and the stock price runs below the 10-day moving average, indicating that more people are willing to sell at a price lower than the average cost of the past 10 days. If you sell stocks, the stock price will naturally fall.

2) Price: Buy when the stock price reaches the 10-day moving average. Although it is a certain price away from the bottom or the lowest price, the upward trend is clear at this time and the rise has just begun, so it is still a buy. Good opportunity.

3) Volume: The stock price's upward breakthrough of the 10-day moving average should be supported by quantity, otherwise it may just be a rebound in the middle of the decline and will soon fall back below the 10-day moving average. At this time, you should stop the loss and wait and see, especially when the 10-day moving average falls, flattens, then goes up and then goes down again, you should stop the loss, indicating that the decline is not over yet.