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  1. In the 5 and 5 moving average systems, EMA7, EMA14, and EMA25 are short -term moving average, EMA55 and EMA99 are medium and long -term moving average.

    2. The stock price is above 5 lines, and the moving average diverges upward, a wave of medium and long -term bull markets.

    3. The stock price is below 5 lines, and the moving average diverts downward, a wave of medium and long -term bear markets.

    4. When the 5 lines are bonded together, they re -divert and run, indicating that the trend turns, and the explosive power is the strongest. The current market conditions are the five lines that are strongly dispersed down and accelerated.

    5. The short -term security entry conditions are: EMA7/14/25, which appears to be arranged after golden fork, and the three moving average on the stock price station. If you stand on EMA55/99, do more in the middle line.

    6. The short -term outlet conditions are: the stock price fell below the EMA7 daily line to win, below the EMA14 or ENA25 line stop loss, and at the same time below the 5 moving average to empty.

    7. After the bull market trends are formed, if the average line of each one has supported, the position can be repaid. After the bear market trend is formed, each rebound back to the various moving average to be under pressure.

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