What is a Moving Average?

　　Moving Averages: A Guide to How to Use the EMA Indicator
　　How many novice traders are familiar with the moving average formula? However, everyone is using the MA (Moving Average) indicator in their trading and wondering why the moving average "doesn't work" for you? You first need to understand how the indicator works, find out its core principles, and then use the trading tools for it to make sense.
　　Really disappointed with technical indicators! You haven't studied what an Exponential Moving Average is, have you? "It's like SMA (simple moving average) but slightly different", am I right?
　　This article is specially prepared for those who want to understand the essence and rules of EMA indicator trading and then use EMA moving average. Of course, this article is very helpful for those who have never tried EMA trading at all.
　　What is a Moving Average?
　　Any moving average, or MA for short, is an indicator that shows the average price value over a specific period of time. For example, within the past 8 hours, within the past 5 days, and so on.
　　For traders, a simple MA wasn't enough, so they invented millions of versions of the moving average to react as quickly as possible to price changes.
　　Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a moving average that analyzes current price changes and indicates recent price movements.