What is 5 -day line, 10 -day line

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What is the 5th and 10th lines, please answer the master? thanks

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  1. Kristie

    The 5 -day line is the line of the five -day closing price
    10 daily line. The above moving average is used for long lines.

    If the current stock price is above the moving average, it means that it is currently in the rise. Conversely.

    If the moving average is crossed, we mainly look at the cross situation of two adjacent moving average. For example, from a short -term perspective, it depends on the intersection of the 5th and 10th line. If at the intersection, these two moving average are in the same direction, for example, when they are all over, then the current trend is upward. If you are all downwards, then the trend is downwards. If one is upward and the other is down, then the general trend does not change (at this time depends on the direction of other moving average).

    It will look at the moving average, which is still of great reference for the sale of your own stock. For example, the stock in your hand has always been above the 5 -day moving average, indicating that the stock price has been rising. If the stock price falls under the moving average one day, it means that the stock price has no longer rising and must be vigilant. Of course, whether it should be sold immediately, and other indicators at the same time.

  2. Virgil

    The 5th line
    5 daily movement average, MA (5) in the K -line chart is generally white;
    is the average closing price of 5 consecutive trading days, namely: 5 consecutive trading days closing price The sum of the sum/5;

    10 daily line
    10 daily shift average, MA (10) in the K -line chart, generally yellow;
    is the average of 10 consecutive trading days in a row. The closing price, that is, the sum of the closing price of 10 consecutive trading days;

    N daily moving average reaction is the average holding cost within N days; effect.

  4. Rickey

    PT1 = (P1 P2 P3 P4 P5)/5
    PT2 = (P2 P3 P4 P5 P6)/5
    ..........
    . .........
    5 Daily line is the 5th mobile average
    10 day line is 10 -day mobile average
    ......
    ... .....
    The help to understand the trend of stocks in the past some time. Find the support level and resistance of the stock, and then help find the price of buying or selling.

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