The basic idea of moving average index is: dead fork and golden fork.
Dead fork: the short-term moving average falls below the long-term moving average, for example, the 5-day moving average falls below the 60-day moving average, indicating that the trend is downward-bearish.
Golden fork: the short-term moving average breaks through the long-term moving average. For example, the 5-day moving average breaks through the 60-day limit, indicating that the trend is upward-see more.
Your question: Is it good or bad that the 5-day moving average falls below the 60-day moving average?
1, if short: that's good, you can wait for financing.
2. if you hold shares: that's not good, holding shares means being quilted.
My understanding of the core of the average theory is as follows:
1, appropriate average period:
(1) Universal number: 1, 5, 10, 20,60,120,250.
(2) Magic number: Fibonacci sequence -0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 2 1, 34, 55, 89, 144.
2. Rising channel: rising along the moving average of a certain period, such as rising along the 20-day moving average, the stock price will rebound every time it touches the 20-day moving average. For example, the basic feature of the bull market-the index, the stock price rises along the 5-week moving average.
3, the golden fork and the dead fork: omitted.
My understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of moving average theory;
1, disadvantage: slow response.
2. Advantages: If a bull market comes, then holding shares and entering and leaving the market along the moving average will make huge profits.
I hope the above will help you. Please ask questions.
Question 2: If the foreign exchange reserves fall below 3 trillion, is it a good thing or a bad thing for the people? Of course it's a bad thing!
Since the second half of 20 15, foreign exchange holdings have been declining continuously, especially in July and August. In other words, the amount of RMB used by the central bank to purchase foreign exchange assets has been greatly reduced, indicating that the demand for RMB is sluggish and there is obvious depreciation pressure. The "8 1 1 exchange rate reform" countries issued the central parity of RMB for the first time, which was the first compromise to the depreciation pressure.
If China continues to follow the old path and constantly intervenes in the RMB exchange rate with foreign reserves, not to mention whether it can hold the exchange rate, today's foreign exchange reserves alone are already stretched. Filling the hole of capital flight with foreign reserves and blocking the hole of capital outflow with capital control are tantamount to quenching thirst with poison. The current situation of RMB is strikingly similar to that of British pound 23 years ago. If China recklessly uses foreign exchange reserves to intervene in the market, the result may be like the Waterloo of GBP 1992. In response to Soros's attack, Britain did not hesitate to use 3.3 billion pounds to borrow money internationally to intervene in the market. However, compared with the spectacular market hype, this foreign exchange reserve can only be a drop in the bucket, and eventually it will lose its wife and lose its soldiers. If, at this time, China still insists on the current exchange rate and constantly uses foreign exchange reserves to fill the loopholes in capital outflow, then the final result may be similar to that of the pound, with both foreign exchange reserves lost and the exchange rate unable to be maintained.
Question 3: What is the impact of stock issuance on the stock price, is it good or bad? The result of the issuance is that the total share capital becomes larger, the performance is diluted, and the earnings per share is relatively reduced. However, directional issuance is conducive to the concentration of stocks and the operation of institutions. Many stocks will rise by 20% after the institutional shareholding is lifted, and it will be higher if the market is good. If it is a public offering, unless the issue price is very low, 50% lower than the existing share price, it is dead. But after the issue, the stock will definitely fall below the issue price.
Question 4: Is it a good thing or a bad thing for the onshore RMB to fall below 6.70 against the US dollar? Macro news:
1. Last Saturday, a military coup took place in Turkey. After the attempted coup, Turkey quickly took action to appease investors before the financial market started trading on Monday. The Turkish central bank promised to provide unlimited liquidity to banks and will lift restrictions on commercial banks' use of foreign currency deposits as collateral.
2. China's GDP in the second quarter increased by 6.7% year-on-year, with an expected 6.6% and a previous value of 6.7%; In the first half of the year, GDP increased by 6.7% year-on-year, with an expected 6.6% and a previous value of 6.7%. Statistics Bureau: The domestic and international environment is still complicated and severe, and the downward pressure on the economy is still relatively large.
In March and June, the data of new loans, M2 and social financing in China were better than expected: new loans hit a new high since February, with the expected value of 1 trillion yuan and the previous value of 985.5 billion yuan; M2 increased 1 1.8% year-on-year, expected value 1 1.4%, previous value1.8%; M 1 increased by 24.6% year-on-year, expected by 22.6% and previous by 23.7%; In June, the scale of social financing was163 billion yuan, the expected1100 billion yuan, and the previous value was 659.9 billion yuan.
4. Sheng Songcheng, director of the central bank's regulation department, said that since last June 10, the "scissors gap" between M 1 and M2 has been widening, and the money supply has increased again, which will be absorbed by the money demand, making it difficult to increase investment. China has now become a "liquidity trap for enterprises". He pointed out that monetary policy is limited and needs to be coordinated with a proactive fiscal policy.
5. Federal Reserve official Kashkali: The dollar may lose its position as the only reserve currency in the world; If the euro or RMB becomes the global reserve currency, it may be a positive development for the United States.
Generally speaking, there is great uncertainty whether the current consolidation of the US dollar can evolve into a long-term downward adjustment. Under the current pricing rules, the central parity of RMB may challenge 6.7 again at any time due to the rebound of the US dollar. At present, the expectation of RMB depreciation has not subsided, and the willingness of enterprises to settle foreign exchange continues to be sluggish. Under the strict management principle of foreign exchange settlement and sale, the relatively strong demand for foreign exchange settlement and sale keeps the bank in a deficit pattern, which will keep the RMB exchange rate under pressure. "
Question 5: Is it good or bad for the people that foreign exchange reserves fall below 3 trillion? The foreign exchange of the country will not be distributed to you. What does it have to do with ordinary people? In fact, the renminbi is very stable now, and there is no need to move foreign exchange at all, but countries continue to reduce their foreign exchange holdings, indicating that the dollar is likely to depreciate. If the new president of the United States prints money again, it means more losses.
Question 6: Is the stock with a price lower than the net value good or bad? The net market value of a stock, also called book value and net assets per share, is the net assets per share calculated by accounting statistics. Its calculation method is to divide the company's net assets (including registered capital, various accumulation funds, accumulated surplus, etc.) by the total share capital (excluding debts) to get the net value per share. The higher the book value of a joint-stock company, the more assets shareholders actually own. Because book value is the result of financial statistics and calculation, the data is accurate and reliable, so it is one of the important basis for stock investors to evaluate and analyze the strength of listed companies. Shareholders should pay attention to this data of listed companies.
Total net stock value = company capital+statutory reserve fund+capital reserve fund+special reserve fund+accumulated surplus-accumulated loss.
Net value per share = total net value/total right to issue shares
Usually: stocks with high net worth have higher investment value!
Question 7: Is it good or bad for a stock to fall below the fixed price? Explain that this stock is not good. Without the main stock, it will never rise. Hope to adopt.
Question 8: Has the RMB exchange rate fallen below 6.8 RMB depreciation? The depreciation of RMB is only a small part of us. The biggest reason is the appreciation of the US dollar. Trump came to power and the dollar appreciated by 65438+February. When the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the exchange rate of the US dollar against RMB will reach 7.5.
Question 9: Is it good or bad that the share price of sub-new shares is lower than the main cost? Of course it is good, and a long-term bull market is better. However, it should be noted that stocks may be the main quilt cover, unless you are involved in the main position, then it is best to be lower than the main cost. If the main pull-up fails and is affected by the general trend or the fundamentals of individual stocks, it is not much better if you bargain below the main cost. The main force can't even keep its cost price. Will the market outlook be quite strong? Of course, it is generally safe to buy below the main cost price.
Question 10: which line is "selling below the moving average and buying across the moving average"? Would you please show me a photo? The lines divided into several colors on the K-line chart are the moving averages.
MA5, MA 10, MA30 and MA60 are moving averages, which are the 5-day moving average of 10 and the 30-day moving average of 60-day moving average respectively.
The moving average with small numbers indicates the recent trend, while the moving average with large numbers indicates the long-term trend.
You said that falling below the moving average, a concept falling below or crossing the moving average often means a change in the stock market trend.
The so-called falling below the moving average means that the K line falls below a certain moving average, and vice versa.