The moving average strategy of high throwing and low buying is fundamentally about following the trend by repeatedly entering long positions during pullbacks and short positions during rebounds.
The principle is: only enter long positions in batches when the price pulls back to around the 4H or 1D EMA 21 and the direction of the moving average is clear. Take profit when there is a significant deviation from the moving average or when upward momentum weakens.
In making judgments, it is important to assess the strength of the pullback and whether the moving average support is effective. One should not rush in at the first sign of a pullback; it is best to have a swing filter for overbought and oversold conditions to confirm the validity of the signal.
If the price breaks below the moving average, decisively stop loss or reduce positions; do not stubbornly hold onto a losing position.
Finally, and most importantly, trading in the direction of the moving average for swings is much more stable than trying to guess the tops and bottoms!