2 thoughts on “The stock price exceeds the 20 -day moving average, and then step back to the 20th moving average?”
Sylvester
If you want to choose the stock price to break through the 20 -day moving average and then step back to the 20 moving average, you need to describe the specific step -back scope, and the condition for breaking through to the step -back process. If the conditions are clear, you can write the stock selection formula to select such stocks.
If you want to choose the stock price to break through the 20 -day moving average and then step back to the 20 moving average, you need to describe the specific step -back scope, and the condition for breaking through to the step -back process. If the conditions are clear, you can write the stock selection formula to select such stocks.
The stock price exceeded the 20 -day moving average, and then stepped back and rose again. You can buy it.