Explanation of what MA5 and MA10 mean:
MA5 5-Day Simple Moving Average: Indicates the average price of a particular financial instrument over the past 5 days.
MA10 10-Day Simple Moving Average:
Indicates the average price for the last 10 days.
Both MA5 and MA10 are technical articles used to understand the price behavior of a stock while trading in the stock market.
With MA5 and MA10, short-term price movements can be compared.
To use MA5 and MA10, follow these instructions
MA5 is a short-term moving average that helps identify overly critical price changes.
MA10 shows the overall direction as it shows a little long-term movements.
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Notice the divergences between MA5 and MA10.
When the MA5 (short-term moving average) crosses above the MA10 (long-term moving average), the price is likely to rise.
When the MA5 crosses the MA10 and lowers, the price is likely to decline.
To avoid resolution problems:
False Signals: MA5 may increase for short time intervals, but this will reverse immediately.
Thus it is important to compare with MA10 to avoid false peaks.
Support & Resistance: The direction of the stock price can be determined by looking at the movements given by MA5 and MA10.
Using these, you can make better trading decisions.
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