What do the five trend lines in the K-line chart mean?

K-line charts are usually divided into daily K-line charts, weekly K-line charts, monthly K-line charts, seasonal K-line charts and annual K-line charts. Usually, daily K-line charts are mostly used, including 5th (MA5), 10 (MA 10), 20th (MA20), 30th (MA30) and 60th (Ma30) respectively. The trend in the stock market is the overall running direction of the continuous combination of stock K-lines. For example, the daily K-line is above the 5, 10, 20, and 30-day moving averages, and each moving average is upward. Although there are ups and downs (the moving average has a certain supporting role below the K-line), the trend at this time is upward. On the other hand, when the daily K-line is below the moving average and the moving average goes down, there are also ups and downs (when the moving average is above the K-line, they all play a certain role in resistance). At this point, the trend is downward. If the EMA changes from upward to downward, or from downward to upward, it is possible to change the original trend. The buying and selling points of stocks can be selected according to their operational changes. 5. Daily lines 10 and 20 show short-term trends, while daily lines 30, 60, 120 and 250 show medium-and long-term trends. The longer the cycle, the longer the running time of displaying trends.