In the early stage, the contract price was in a sideways consolidation. After the price broke below the 5-day moving average and the 10-day moving average, a bullish candle pierced through the 5-day moving average and the 10-day moving average from below. We used this as the basis to enter a long position. If the price quickly falls below the 10-day moving average afterwards, we should immediately stop-loss and exit. Imagine, if we always use the 10-day moving average as the standard for entering and exiting trades, even if we incur losses, they would only be minimal.
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The greatest advantage of this trading method is that one can enter the market at the early stages of an uptrend without missing the opportunity. Even if caught in a downturn, the 10-day moving average serves as a clear stop-loss point, so the losses won't be too significant. Investors must place high importance on the value of short-term operations using the 10-day moving average.