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Yin Baohua's stock moving average strategy was that when the 25-day moving average crossed the 99-day moving average, it indicated that the market buying was gradually increasing, and the subsequent market sentiment was dominant; on the contrary, it indicated that the short-selling situation was taking shape. This method would be more accurate and reliable in terms of operational choices and risk control. The specific moving average was set as follows: 165 days for Line 1 (for new shares and 144 days for old shares), 25 days for Line 2, 318 days for Line 3, 453 days for Line 4 (lifeline), 550 days for Line 5, 610 days for Line 6, 730 days for Line 7, 880 days for Line 8, and 99 days for Line 9. In addition, the daily line uses the 14, 25, and 99-day moving average, and the weekly line uses the 181, 272, 33, and 99-day moving average. The setting of these average lines could help investors analyze and judge the overall situation, and make investment decisions based on the fundamentals and financial data of individual companies.

Well, usually an average anime fan is drawn to deeper themes and diverse art styles. In contrast, an average cartoon enjoyer may appreciate the familiarity and light-heartedness that cartoons often offer. Also, anime fans might be more engaged in fan communities and conventions.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this particular light novel. It could refer to the average capabilities of the characters in the story, perhaps in terms of magic, combat skills, or intelligence.

From the statistics, there was a big difference in the income of writers. If one considered traditional writers and web novelists, some of the data was as follows: the average salary of traditional writers was slightly lower than the national average salary of 9.6K, which was about 7.7K;39.1% of the positions were 4.5 - 8K per month, with an annual salary of 5 - 100,000; the salary of writers with technical secondary education was 7.0K; and the salary of freshmen was 4.8K. There were five levels of income for web authors. The first level was 500 yuan per month, earning 3,000 yuan per month; the second level was 3,000 yuan per month, earning more than 10,000 yuan per month; the third level was 10,000 yuan per month, earning millions per year; the fourth level was selling film and television copyrights, earning at least 1,000,000 yuan; and the fifth level was 250,000 yuan per month, earning more than 10 million yuan per year. However, these statistics relied on the public salaries released by various platforms for reference only.

The income of a novel author was rather complicated, and there was no unified standard. From the perspective of online authors, there were five levels of income: the first level was 500 yuan, with a monthly income of about 3,000 yuan; the second level was 3,000 yuan, with a monthly income of more than 10,000 yuan; the third level was 10,000 yuan, with an annual income of one million yuan; the fourth level could sell film and television copyrights, with at least one million yuan; and the fifth level was 250,000 yuan, with an annual income of more than ten million yuan. From the perspective of traditional novelists, for example, according to the data on recruitment positions in 2024, 52.7% of novelists were paid 4.5 - 8K per month, with an annual salary of 50,000 - 100,000 yuan. According to education, the salary of a junior college student was 7.4K. However, different educational qualifications, experience, and other factors would affect the income. For example, the salary of a freshman was 25.0K. At the same time, online authors like the Tang family's Third Young Master earned 130 million yuan in royalties. Yang Hongying, who ranked first among traditional authors, earned 57 million yuan in royalties, but this was only the income of the top authors. In the early days, there were also web novelists who earned only a few hundred yuan a month. There were also many authors who wrote to win the website's full attendance award, so their income was not high. In general, the income of novel authors varied greatly, ranging from a few thousand a month to tens of millions a year. It was also affected by many factors, such as the writing platform, writing level, popularity of the work, whether it could be signed, whether the copyright was sold, and so on.