1, the stock price curve breaks through the 5-day moving average and the 10 moving average from bottom to top, and the 5-day moving average crosses with the 10 moving average to form a golden cross, which shows that the strength of many parties has been enhanced, and the short-term pressure line has been effectively broken, and the market outlook is likely to rise, which is a buying opportunity.

2. The stock price curve breaks through the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages from bottom to top, and the three moving averages are arranged in multiple positions, showing that many parties are strong, and the market outlook is a foregone conclusion. This is an excellent buying opportunity.

3. In the rising market of strong stocks, the stock price is consolidating, and the 5-day moving average is intertwined with the 10 moving average. When the stock price breaks through the consolidation zone, the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages are arranged in long positions again, which is a buying opportunity.

4. In the bull market, the stock price fell below the 10 moving average but did not fall below the 30-day moving average, and the 30-day moving average still pushed to the upper right, indicating that the stock price decline was a technical retracement, and the decline was not too great. This is the time to buy.

5. In the short market, after a long-term decline, the stock price runs below the moving average on the 5th and 10, and panic selling keeps pouring out, resulting in a sharp drop in the stock price and an increase in the deviance rate. At this time, it is an excellent opportunity to grab the rebound and buy stocks.

Selling opportunity of moving average:

1. In the rising market, the stock price fell below the 5-day moving average and 10 moving average from top to bottom, and the 5-day moving average fell below the 10 moving average to form a dead fork. The upward trend of the 30-day moving average shows signs of leveling off, indicating that the empty side has an advantage and has broken through two lines of defense. At this time, it is time to sell the stocks you hold and leave the market to wait and see.

2. The stock price rebounded after the plunge and could not break through the pressure of the 10 moving average, indicating that the stock price will continue to fall, and this is the time to sell.

3. The stock price has continuously fallen below the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages, and the 30-day moving averages tend to move to the lower right, indicating that the decline in the market outlook will be deeper, and the stock should be sold quickly.

4. After a long period of stock market, the moving averages on the 5th and 10 began to decline, indicating that the short-term strength will increase and the market outlook will fall, so the stock should be sold.

5. When the 60-day moving average changes from an upward trend to a flat or downward trend, it indicates that there will be an intermediate decline in the market outlook, and stocks should be sold at this time.

This is the moving average, which is (5, 10, 20, 60) respectively.

The purpose of the moving average is mainly to judge the trend of the stock.

The movement of stock price often takes the form of jumping, and the moving average slows down the jumping into a relatively gentle curve.

There are many ways to calculate the average, and the most common one is to take the closing price as the reference for calculating the average. For example, if you want to calculate the ten-day average, add up the closing prices of the past ten days and divide by ten to get the ten-day average. Add the molecular formula to the closing price of the new day every day, and then subtract the closing price of the eleventh day. The denominator remains the same, and the latest average is taken. When these moving averages are connected, they become moving averages.

The shape of the average line depends on the number of days selected. The more days, the smoother the turning point of the moving average.