Three-line position management method

First-line position reduction method:

When the price of the currency rises away from the EMA5-day moving average, once there is a high volume, you must be ready to reduce your position. If it falls from a high position and falls below the EMA5-day moving average, reduce your position by one-third.

Second-line re-reduction method:

When the price of the currency continues to fall and falls below the EMA10-day moving average, reduce it by another one-third.

Three-line position clearance method:

If it effectively falls below the EMA30-day moving average, clear the remaining one-third. If it is a long-term value currency, it is recommended to keep half of the remaining position as a bottom position if it falls below the EMA30-day moving average.

If a negative line cuts off all moving averages like a guillotine, cut off a few of them during operation, and stop profit and stop loss according to the total position reduction. If the price of the currency rises back to a moving average in the future, buy back one-third of the position to avoid missing out.