Why is it dangerous when MA5, MA10, MA30 form a death triangle?

Answer: "Death triangle" is not a standard technical analysis term, but in the context of some analysts or traders, it usually refers to a complex form of convergence or intersection between the short-term moving average (MA5, MA10) and the medium- and long-term moving average (MA30), similar to a triangle structure.

When the market is in an upward trend, the short-term MA gradually flattens, indicating that the buyer's power is weakening. Short-selling power increases: the medium- and long-term MA begins to decline, indicating that the short-selling power gradually dominates. Moving average crossover: The short-term MA (MA5, MA10) may cross the medium- and long-term MA (MA30) multiple times, forming a convergent triangle shape.