MACD DIFF crosses the DEA line from bottom to top, while the 5-day moving average crosses the 10 moving average, which is a buying opportunity. MACD DIFF crosses the DEA line from top to bottom, while the 5-day moving average crosses the 10 moving average, which is a selling opportunity. In fact, these two indicators are only auxiliary judgments. The main trading point should be the combination judgment of K-line and volume.
Five-day moving average trading method: (1) The stock price is too far from the 5-day line and too much higher than the 5-day line, that is, the "five-day deviation rate" is too large, which is a short-term selling opportunity. Deviation rate can be sold, depending on the strength and size of individual stocks. Generally, the stock price is 7% to 15% higher than the 5-day line, which is on the high side and suitable for selling. If it is a bear market, the stock price is generally 7% to 15% lower than the 5-day line, which is suitable for short-term buying. (2) If the stock price falls back and does not break through the 5-day line, it is suitable for buying when it starts again. Generally speaking, on the way up, slow bull stocks often don't break the 5-day line or the 10 line. As long as it is not broken, you can continue to hold positions in combination with the general trend and the fundamentals of individual stocks. If it is a bear market, if the stock price rises and does not break through the 5-day line, it is suitable for selling when there is another big sell-off and decline. (3) If the stock price falls below the 5-day line and the 5-day line can't pass, you need to beware of chasing the quilt cover and pay attention to selling on rallies. If it is a bear market, if the stock price rises above the 5-day line and fails to break through the 5-day line callback, or the 5-day line falls below but stops falling, you need to beware of bargain hunting and repurchase. (4) The stock price effectively falls below the five-day line, and generally falls to the 10 line or the 20-day line. If it falls to the 10 daily line, the 20th daily line stabilizes and the stock price restarts, you can make up the chips sold at a high level in a short time as appropriate to avoid being short. If it is a bear market, the stock price effectively rises above the fifth line, and generally rises to the 10 line or the 20th line. If it rises to near the 10 daily line and is blocked near the 20th daily line, the stock price starts to fall again, and the chips bought at the low level can be sold in the short term as appropriate.
Personal suggestion: You can refer to relevant books and systems for details. There is no 100% successful tactics in the stock market, only reasonable analysis. Every method and skill has its application environment and the possibility of failure. Beginners can practice with the simulation disk first, then get familiar with the operation, sum up some experience from it, and then go to actual combat, and the effect is good.