The double moving average system is already a classic trend-following tool, with the combination of EMA20/60/120 and MA20/60/120 comprising 6 lines. This method can be used to more systematically judge trends and rhythms.

✅ Three main methods of application (practical skills)

I. Trend judgment: look at the arrangement order + angle

Bullish trend:

All 6 lines in bullish arrangement, EMA above MA, angles pointing up (especially EMA20 and EMA60 pointing up)

📌 Special signal:

EMA20 > EMA60 > EMA120, and all > MA120, indicates that the bullish market is still accelerating.

If the divergence between EMA20 and MA20 expands, it may be short-term overheating; look to buy back at MA20 during a pullback.

Bearish trend:

All 6 lines in bearish arrangement, EMA below MA, angles pointing down (EMA20 is the steepest)

📌 Special signal:

EMA60 breaking below MA60 is confirmation of trend reversal.

If EMA20 rebounds but is suppressed by EMA60/MA60, it is a good opportunity for the bearish trend to continue.

II. Timing for entering and exiting (within the trend)

Entry:

After the trend is established, wait for EMA20 to test EMA60 or MA60, which is the golden entry point.

Break through all moving average resistance and stand above EMA60 + MA60, while increasing volume, is a confirmation of the breakout.

Exit:

EMA20 crossing down EMA60 at a high level is a signal to reduce positions.

After EMA20 breaks below MA20, if it cannot rebound, liquidate positions.

📌 Classic pairing:

Trend breakout + pullback confirmation = best time to add to positions in the direction of the trend.

III. Identifying ranging markets: lines intertwining

If the 6 lines of EMA and MA start to cross and intertwine, it is basically a signal of a ranging market.

The EMA series reacts faster, turning earlier, while the MA series is more stable. If the directions of the two diverge (e.g., EMA has already crossed above but MA is still declining), this type of signal should be handled cautiously.

During a range, act less and observe more; avoid chasing highs and cutting losses.

✅ Advanced usage: auxiliary indicators pairing

To prevent false signals from moving averages, you can combine with the following indicators:

MACD golden cross/death cross combined with EMA20 breaking EMA60: enhances confirmation

The appearance of TD sequence signals 9 or 13 + excessive divergence in EMA: indicates a short-term pullback signal.

The middle track of the Bollinger Bands coincides with EMA60: this area has stronger support

In summary:

Look at EMA for short-term, rely on MA for stability, the trend should resonate, observe divergences first.

These 6 moving averages are systematically strong, suitable for your current swing + stable style operations. Especially when you use the EMA series combined with the MA series, one fast and one slow, you can observe both 'trend confirmation + entry timing'.

In summary:

Look at EMA for short-term, rely on MA for stability, the trend should resonate, observe divergences first.

These 6 moving averages are systematically strong, suitable for your current swing + stable style operations. Especially when you use the EMA series combined with the MA series, one fast and one slow, you can observe both 'trend confirmation + entry timing'.