3 thoughts on “What are the prerequisites used by Gelanbi to buy and sell eight major rules?”
Rogelio
The prerequisites used by the Eighth Demon of Gelanbi to buy and sell are: 1) The average line has gradually changed from decline to a disc, while the price breaks through the average line from the average line to buy signals for buying. ) Although the price fell below the average line, it immediately rose to the average line. At this time, the average line continued to rise, and it was still a buying signal. 3) The price trend has taken the average line. The price decline has not fallen below the average line and immediately reverses and rises. It is also a buy signal. 4) The price suddenly plummeted, falling below the average, and away from the average line, it may rebound and rise, and it is also for the timing of buying. 5) The average line has gradually changed from rising to a disk or fall, and the price falls below the average line to sell signals. ) Although the price breaks the average upward line up, it immediately fell to the average line. At this time, the average line continued to decline, and it was still a signal of selling. 7) The price trend takes the average line. The price increase has not exceeded the average line and immediately reverses the decline. It is also a selling signal. 8) The price suddenly skyrocketed, breakthrough in the average, and away from the average line, it is possible to rebound back and fall, and it is also time to sell.
Because MA itself has a certain lag, the rules of the Geje Ge's do not clearly point out how far the average of the stock price is the timing of buying and selling (although it can be used up to make up for it), so it is only recommended to refer to it appropriately.
The prerequisites used by the Eighth Demon of Gelanbi to buy and sell are:
1) The average line has gradually changed from decline to a disc, while the price breaks through the average line from the average line to buy signals for buying.
) Although the price fell below the average line, it immediately rose to the average line. At this time, the average line continued to rise, and it was still a buying signal.
3) The price trend has taken the average line. The price decline has not fallen below the average line and immediately reverses and rises. It is also a buy signal.
4) The price suddenly plummeted, falling below the average, and away from the average line, it may rebound and rise, and it is also for the timing of buying.
5) The average line has gradually changed from rising to a disk or fall, and the price falls below the average line to sell signals.
) Although the price breaks the average upward line up, it immediately fell to the average line. At this time, the average line continued to decline, and it was still a signal of selling.
7) The price trend takes the average line. The price increase has not exceeded the average line and immediately reverses the decline. It is also a selling signal.
8) The price suddenly skyrocketed, breakthrough in the average, and away from the average line, it is possible to rebound back and fall, and it is also time to sell.
Because MA itself has a certain lag, the rules of the Geje Ge's do not clearly point out how far the average of the stock price is the timing of buying and selling (although it can be used up to make up for it), so it is only recommended to refer to it appropriately.
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