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Providing a simple guide on EMA settings—usable by everyone from beginners to experts.
EMA settings (common and popular):
1. Short-term trading/Day trading:
EMA(9) or EMA(10): very quickly catch trends.
EMA(21): catch slightly larger movements.
When using both together, if EMA(9) goes above EMA(21) → Buy Signal, if it goes below → Sell Signal.
2. Mid-term/Swing trading:
EMA(20) + EMA(50):
If EMA(20) goes above, the trend is bullish; if it goes below, it's bearish.
3. Long-term trading/Investors:
EMA(50) + EMA(100) + EMA(200):
If EMA(50) or EMA(100) crosses EMA(200), it indicates a big trend change.
How to set EMA on TradingView, Binance, or other charts:
Go to the Indicators option.
Search for EMA or Exponential Moving Average.
Add EMA, then go to settings and change Length (e.g., 9, 21, 50, 200).
Give a different color for each EMA so that it's clearly visible on the chart.
Example (for day trading):
9 EMA: in red
21 EMA: in blue
When the price is above 9 EMA, the market is quickly bullish.
When 9 EMA crosses above 21 EMA, then buy.
If the opposite happens, sell.
In summary:
Practice initially with EMA(9) and EMA(21).
You can use EMA(20), EMA(50), EMA(200) for longer timeframes.
One setting does not fit all—adjust according to your trading style.