What is the golden section number?

5-day moving average, 10 moving average, 20-day moving average and 60-day moving average.

The moving average is the moving average, which averages the stock prices in a certain period of time through statistical analysis and connects the averages at different times. Form a smooth curve, which can be used to observe the trend of stock price changes. Among many moving average indicators, there are four kinds of golden moving average. That is, 5-day moving average, 10 moving average, 20-day moving average and 60-day moving average.

Different moving averages have different guiding significance. 5-day moving average, if the stock goes online on the fifth day, it usually means that the trend of the stock price is improving. Trend school likes to do this kind of stock, generally as long as the 5-day moving average does not fall below, it will always be held. 10 moving average. Generally, we regard the 10 moving average as a short-term stop-loss line, which is also a moving average often used by professional traders. This is mainly because the operation along the 10 moving average is very effective, with both offensive and defensive capabilities. Really valuable stocks, the main force will not easily let the stock price fall below the 10 moving average. The 20-day moving average is a commonly used support line. We can also regard the 20-day moving average as a monthly line, because the trading days of the stock market will exceed 20 trading days in one month. The 20-day moving average is a good game point. If the stock price is above the 20-day moving average, then funds can intervene. However, if you fall below the 20-day moving average, you should also pay attention to stop loss in time. The 60-day moving average is equivalent to the quarterly line and can be used to judge the medium-term trend of stock prices. If you are considering stocks held in the medium and long term, refer to stocks with all online 60-day moving average, and stay away from stocks with all online 60-day moving average.