📣📣📣📢📢📢📉📉📉📉📉📈📈📈📈📈LET'S talk about EMAs
📈 What are EMAs?
The EMAs (Exponential Moving Averages) are moving averages that give more weight to recent prices, making them more sensitive to rapid changes in the market than simple moving averages (SMA).
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🔍 EMAs on the chart
On your chart, three EMAs appear:
- MA5: Moving average of the last 5 periods (in this case, 5 candles of 15 minutes each)
- MA10: Average of the last 10 periods
- MA30: Average of the last 30 periods
These lines help to identify:
- Short-term trend (MA5)
- Intermediate trend (MA10)
- Long-term trend (MA30)
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🧠 How to interpret?
- When the EMAs are rising, it indicates a bullish trend.
- When they are falling, it signals a bearish trend.
- If the MA5 crosses above the MA30, it may be a buy signal (start of a rise).
- If the MA5 crosses below the MA30, it may indicate a sell signal (start of a fall).
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💡 Tip for using EMAs
Combine the EMAs with other indicators like MACD and Bollinger Bands (which also appear on your chart) to have a more complete view of market movement.
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