BONK
After 19 years of dust, retail investors must learn the moving average rules
First, the bald Yang line may be the beginning of the currency price taking off, and the trading volume must be enlarged.
Second, if a strong currency does not break the five-day moving average, it will not be considered for sale.
Third, if you want to buy after chasing a high, the usual approach is to use the daily new K-line, and then go when it opens 5% higher. Don't be greedy.
Fourth, the average line is parallel and upward, which is the most ideal state for trading volume.
Fifth, the farther away from the moving average, the greater the risk.
Sixth: Once the trend is formed, watch more and move less after buying, and let the profits run.
