Hello, generally speaking, moving averages are divided into short-term, medium-term, medium-term and long-term, and we don't talk about long-term here. Many times we can basically use short-term to medium-long term.

First of all, let's take a look at the short-term 5-day moving average, which represents the average price on the 5 th. If the 5-day moving average goes up, it shows that the short-term trend of the stock is relatively strong. As long as it is on the line at a 45-degree angle, you can pay attention to it in the short term.

10 moving average, also called quotation line, is the transition from short-term to mid-line. Its usage is similar to that of the 5-day line, but its stability is stronger than that of the 5-day line.

The 20-day line is the mid-line indicator, representing the medium-term trend of the stock. If the 20-day line goes up, it means that the stock is bullish in the medium term. If it is flat, it means that the stock is in a medium-term shock state. If the 20-day line goes down, it means that the stock is in a medium-term downward trend.