The contract price is weakly consolidating and then breaks below the 10-day moving average. Next, a bullish candlestick continuously crosses above the 5-day and 10-day moving averages from below. We can use this as a basis to enter a long position. The crossing candlestick is the starting point of the market. Once the market starts, investors can see that in an upward trend, as long as the price approaches the 10-day moving average (at the 3 boxes), the 10-day moving average will provide support for the price. Each time the 10-day moving average supports the price, it is the best opportunity for investors to enter a long position. When the price stands above the 10-day moving average, the focus should be on going long, as the probability of success is higher.
