What do you think of the futures moving average?

How to treat the average in futures is a basic problem. Because as long as the futures client is used, there will be ready-made moving averages with price fluctuations. No matter which variety is the same moving average. The question is how to look at it.

1, the nine-day tactic has three moving averages, rising, falling and sideways. I'm sure you already know. This is the most useful method, and it is also the basis for the moving average to become a means for us to look at the market.

2. Now everyone is using the EMA, so the main force may do some articles on it. This requires us to have our own views. Such as adjusting parameters, adjusting the usage of varieties, etc.

3. I feel that different varieties should adjust their average and parameter values according to their viewing speed. For example, soybeans can use three moving averages. Just two cornflakes.