Share a method for short-term trading using moving averages

1. The three moving averages to reference: 5, 10, and 20-day lines.

2. Below the 20-day line indicates a downtrend; there won't be a significant market movement or a main upward wave. Trying to catch a rebound can easily lead to losses; observe more and don't engage.

3. When the 20-day line is flat, it indicates a sideways trend, and it's a phase where the main force is accumulating positions. Observe more and don't rush to enter, wait for the right time.

4. Standing above the 20-day line indicates an uptrend, with the main force pulling and washing out. You can enter at dips; if the sentiment is aligned and bullish, a main upward wave may occur.

5. When the three lines converge and then diverge upwards, it is a buying point.

6. If the price drops below the 5-day moving average, reduce your position by half.

7. If the price drops below the 10-day moving average, sell all.