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How do investors use the futures moving average?
How do investors use the futures moving average?

Moving average is a common technical analysis tool in investment, which is often used not only in our ordinary stock investment, but also in futures investment. So today, Bian Xiao is here to sort out how investors use the futures moving average. Let's have a look!

What is the futures moving average?

Futures moving average, like other securities moving averages, sums and averages the closing prices in a certain time range, and then connects these averages to reflect the price trend.

The 5-day line, 10 line and 20-day line are also used in futures trading, all of which belong to moving averages, and their calculation method is the arithmetic average of closing prices for several consecutive days.

Among them, the 10 daily line is drawn by the arithmetic average price of the closing price of 10 for several consecutive days, abbreviated as MA( 10) in English, and so on.

Because the moving average is the average price for many days, it excludes the influence of accidental factors and makes it play the role of support line and pressure line in the price trend. When the moving average is broken by the price, the support line and the pressure line are broken.

What about the futures moving average?

The moving average system commonly uses 5-day line, 10 line and 20-day line. Whether in the stock market, futures market or foreign exchange market, the moving average is the basis of technical analysis.

(1)5-day line

The 5-day line is the "attack line", which pushes the price to form an attack form in the short term.

For example, turning your head up helps to raise the price. Generally, in a good market environment, you can choose a steep rise on the 5 th line, which will lead to a faster rise.

(2) Daily line 10

The daily line 10 is a "trading line", which pushes the price to rise or fall continuously in a round of intermediate market. The buying time can be judged by the daily line 10.

For example, when the price breaks through the 10 moving average; In the upward trend, when the price falls below the 10 moving average, but the price quickly returns to above the 10 moving average; In the downward trend, the price plummeted or plummeted away from the 10 moving average.

(3) Line 20

The 20th day line is an "auxiliary line", which helps traders to analyze and correct the strength and trend of price operation, and can judge the buying opportunity through the 20th day line.

For example, futures stopped falling after the last round of decline, the price broke through the 20-day moving average, and the trading volume was coordinated; For futures that are on the rise, you can wait to step back on the 20-day line. If it does not fall below the support, the 20-day line can be used as a new buying point.

Introduction and skills of moving average tactics

Today, I will tell you a set of the simplest moving average tactics, which only need four moving averages and can help us judge the trading point without any other technical indicators. These four moving averages are 5-day moving average, 10 moving average, 30-day moving average and 60-day moving average. Let's look at the application rules:

1. When the 10 moving average runs upward, but the 5-day moving average crosses the 10 moving average downward, buy.

2. If the stock price runs above the 30-day moving average and moves up on the 30-day moving average, you can buy it in moderation.

Third, if the 60-day moving average runs downward, such stocks are absolutely untouchable.

Fourth, you must make a stop loss before buying. The specific method of stop loss is this: on the day we buy the stock, plus the two days before and after, the lowest price of these three days is the stop loss. Once we hit the stop loss, we will leave immediately.

5. Stop loss is not simply to set a lowest price. We also need to move the stop loss. After we buy, after the stock price rises by 10%, our stop loss should be adjusted to our buying price. After that, every time the stock price rises by 10%, our stop loss will be raised by 10% until the stock price can't move.