Question $36$

$1$ pts

While the $50-$day and $200-$day SMAs are the standard for identifying a death cross, some traders might adjust these parameters $($and we did in this class by using the $30-$day SMA$).$ What is a potential reason why a trader might choose to use different moving average lengths when looking for similar bearish crossover signals?

To increase the frequency of signals and capitalize on short$-$term pricefluctuations.

To ensure the signals align perfectly with those generated by other popular technical indicators.

To tailor the sensitivity of the signal to the specific trading timeframe or the characteristics of the asset being analyzed.

To eliminate the possibility of false positive signals.