# EMA table

The EMA table shows you exactly where price stands relative to the 20, 50, and 200 EMAs across four timeframes simultaneously. Green dot = price is above that EMA. Red dot = price is below it. The more green dots you see, the stronger and more confirmed the uptrend — and vice versa.

Price above EMA — bullish Price below EMA — bearish

### How to read it

Full green

All dots green across all timeframes — this is the strongest possible bullish confirmation. The trend is aligned on every level. High-confidence long bias.

Mostly green

Most dots green but not all — the trend is bullish but not fully confirmed. Look at which timeframes are lagging and wait for alignment before sizing up.

Mostly red

Most dots red — bearish momentum across timeframes. Avoid longs. Look for short opportunities or stay on the sidelines.

Mixed

Green and red dots mixed across timeframes — the market is in transition or choppy. Do not force a trade. Wait for the table to align in one direction.

### The EMA levels

The EMA 20 is the fastest and most reactive — it signals early momentum shifts. The EMA 50 confirms that the move has legs. The EMA 200 is the big one — when price is above the 200 on multiple timeframes, you are in a strong macro uptrend and should be prioritizing longs on every pullback.

Use the table as your bias filter before entering any trade. If the table doesn't support your direction, don't take the trade.

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