MA5 MA 10 MA20 three lines cross downward, which means to take the descending channel and arrange short positions. It shows that the stock in hand is falling recently and needs to be adjusted in the short term. Short-term investment in stocks needs to be temporarily withdrawn and wait and see.

MA in 1 and MA5 represents the moving average, and the number "5" after it represents the number of cycles. MA5 is the average of five periods, indicating the five-day moving average, and the average price to be bought within five days is an early warning signal.

2.MA 10 is the daily moving average of 10. In the average purchase price within ten days, MA 10 reverses and crosses MA20 to send a trading signal.

3.MA20 is the 20-day moving average, and the average price is bought within 20 days. The turning point of MA20 is a confirmation signal.

Extended data:

In the daily chart, MA 10 is the 10 moving average; MA20 is the 20-day moving average. In the weekly chart, MA5 is the 5-week moving average; MA 10 is the 10 moving average, and MA20 is the 20-week moving average.

1 and the weight MA5 represent the 5-day moving average. The average purchase price within five days is a warning signal.

2.MA 10 represents the daily moving average of 10. In the average purchase price within ten days, MA 10 reverses and crosses MA20 to send a trading signal.

3.MA30 represents the 30-day moving average and the average price bought within 30 days. The turning point of MA30 is the confirmation signal.