Shou Shouwa Jōshō Izumu ~ To judge trend reversals, pay attention to the 〇-day moving average line! ~
Hello. This is the fifth episode of Shou Shouko's Rising Ism, in which we discuss focusing on the 〇-day moving average line to determine trend reversals.
In the previous video, we talked about three moving average lines, but Kirameki Chart uses four moving averages.
So what is the fourth moving average? It is not the 100-day but the 200-day moving average.
Why the 200-day moving average?
Because investors around the world use the 200-day moving average as a major indicator of trend reversals.
Even Granville, famous for Granville's Law, says, “The most reliable is the 200-day moving average.”
Granville's Law is a principle that indicates buy and sell points based on the relationship between price and moving averages.
We also discuss this law in this video, so whether you’re hearing about Granville's Law for the first time or you’ve heard of it before, please watch as a refresher.
Observing the relationship between the 200-day moving average and price is effective for long-term analysis.
We also explain how to view large trends using the Treste.
Technical analysis seems difficult... Treste is a tool used by professionals... for those thinking that, Kirameki Chart is recommended as well.
Please give it a try.
I also post daily trading using Kirameki Chart on my blog for reference.
From Shou Shouko: A word from me
“With this Treste setting, any chart clearly shows the trend at a glance. Please try using it.”
The Traders Academy homepage where Shou Shouko serves as an instructor is here ↓
https://www.traders-academy.jp/
I am in charge of the women-only seminars at the Ginza campus.