The difference between the MACD golden cross under the zero axis and the golden cross on the zero ax

The MACD indicator is a robust indicator and is generally used as a medium- to long-term reference indicator. However, the MACD indicator is very accurate, and as soon as it indicates to buy or sell, then it is necessary to act on it immediately. Because the MACD indicator itself does not react very quickly, it is executed as soon as it is displayed.

The golden cross under the zero axis of the MACD indicator is mostly formed when the bottom or reversal occurs. This process is the early stage of the stock price to rise. The stock price trend is still in a weak** stage. It needs to be repaired gradually.

The golden cross on the zero axis of the MACD indicator mostly appears after the adjustment of the stock price, and the golden cross is the corresponding point for the stock price to continue.

To sum up, the main difference between the golden cross under the zero axis of MACD and the golden cross on the zero axis is: the golden cross under the zero axis is weak, and the speed is relatively slow; The golden cross on the zero axis is strong, and the subsequent ** speed will be faster and more intense.

These can be slowly comprehended in the usual operation, in order to improve their own experience, novices can use a treasure simulation to learn knowledge and operation skills in the early stage, which will be helpful to the future profits.

I hope it can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!

M is a large single sign, and from a technical point of view, it generally indicates a head pattern. H-share Index (full name: Hang Seng China Enterprises Index and State-owned Enterprises Index) The Hang Seng Index is compiled by Hang Seng Index Service, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank of Hong Kong, and is a weighted average stock price index with 33 listed companies in the Hong Kong ** market as its constituent stocks and its issuance volume as the weight.

The MACD golden cross is generally a ** signal.

The MACD indicator is an important technical indicator in technical analysis, consisting of two curves and a set of red and green bars. The most volatile of the two curves is the DIF line, usually the white line or red line, and the relatively stable line is the DEA line (MACD line), usually the yellow line. When the DIF line crosses the DEA line, this technical pattern is called the MACD golden cross, which is usually the ** signal.

**A market is a place or area of trading that is traded on an agreed basis and delivered on a predetermined date. The significant difference between spot and ** is that the delivery period of ** is placed in the future, while **, the quantity, method, place and other conditions of delivery and payment are specified in the contract between the buyer and the seller at sight, and the commodity and ** can be traded on the **market. Although the contract has been signed, the goods bought and sold by both parties may be in transit, may be in production, and may not even be put into the production process, and the seller may or may not have the goods in his hands.

The futures market is the most ideal form of market in economics.

MACD indicator is an analytical tool that the vast majority of investors in the market are familiar with, but in the specific application, investors may feel that there are many places at a loss in the accuracy, effectiveness and operability of the MACD indicator in the application, and sometimes they will find that the analysis methods and skills of MACD indicators learned from books are used to judge the trend, and the conclusions drawn are often very different from the actual trend, and even the opposite results will be obtained.

MACD is also a ** signal if it forms a golden cross below the zero axis, but the signal he gives is not strong above the zero axis, which means that under normal circumstances, the explosive power of forming a golden cross above the zero axis is stronger. There are no other differences.

In actual investment, MACD is an indicator that not only has the function of ** (divergence is the bottom), capture the extremely strong ** point (MACD turns red for the second time in a row), and capture the "end point of the wash" (up and down divergence**), so that you can enjoy the fun of rising after buying, and at the same time, it also has the ability to enable you to capture the best selling point, help you successfully escape the top, and make you enjoy the feeling after the harvest.

Here's how to use MACD to capture your best selling points:

Adjust the relevant parameters of the MACD: Set the fast EMA parameter of the MACD to 8, the slow EMA parameter to 13, and the DIF parameter to 9. The mobile flat parameters are respectively. Once you've set the parameters, it's time to look for a selling point.

Since there are many selling points of a ** ticket, here are two of the most effective and commonly used methods to escape the top:

The first selling point or relative top means that the stock price is sideways after a sharp rise, thus forming a relative high point, investors, especially those with a large amount of funds, must be sold at the first selling point, or reduce their positions. The technique to judge the establishment of the "first selling point" is "the stock price is sideways, and the MACD death fork is sold", that is, when the stock price goes sideways after continuous **, the 5-day and 10-day moving flat ** has not yet formed a death fork, but the MACD takes the lead in the death fork, and the day of the death fork is when the "first selling point" is formed, and the position should be sold or reduced.

After the formation of the first selling point, some ** did not fall sharply, but pretended to break through upwards after ** to cover the shipment, and the main force of the bulls made the last pull up before the goods, also known as the virtual wave pull-up, the high point formed at this time is often the highest point of a wave of bull market, so it is also called the absolute top, if you can't escape at this time, the consequences are unimaginable. The technique of judging the absolute top is "**, MACD divergence sell", that is, when the stock price rises to a new high, the MACD cannot create a new high at the same time, and the trend of the two diverges, which is an obvious signal that the stock price has peaked. It must be explained that when the absolute top sells, you must not wait for the MACD dead fork to sell, because when the MACD dead fork is the stock price, the stock price has been a lot, and you must refer to the ** combination when selling at the top of the virtual wave.

Generally speaking, if there is a "high open low black line" or "long lower shadow line up and down white line" in the process of false waves, it is an excellent time to sell. Finally, it should be reminded that due to the lag of the MACD indicator, using the MACD to find the best selling point to escape the top is especially suitable for those who do the platform head after a sharp rise, and is not suitable for those who pull sharply. In addition, most of the above two points appear after the main rising wave, that is, it appears after the main rising wave, if a**has not been large, and the main rising wave has not been carried out from time to time, then, do not use the above methods.

When the DIF line and the MACD line are running in an area far below the 0 line and have been running downwards for a long time, when the DIF line starts to run sideways or slowly turns around and approaches the MACD line, if the DIF line then breaks through the MACD line upwards, this is the first "** crossover" of the MACD indicator. It means that after a long period of time, and after consolidating at a low level, after a relatively large decline, the exchange rate will begin to **, which is a **** signal.

When both the DIF line and the MACD line are running in the area near the 0 line, if the DIF line is below the MACD line and starts to break through the MACD line from the bottom up, this is the second "** crossover" of the MACD indicator. It means that after a period of rally, and after a relatively high or low consolidation, the exchange rate will start a relatively large ****, which is a medium and long-term ** signal.

MACD: Called exponential smoothing, it is developed from the double exponential moving flat**, which is minus the slow exponential moving flat** by the fast exponential moving flat** (EMA), the meaning of MACD is basically the same as the double moving flat**, but it is more convenient to read. When the MACD turns from negative to positive, it is a signal to buy.

When the MACD turns from positive to negative, it is a signal to sell. When the MACD changes at a large angle, the gap between the fast moving flat and the slow moving flat ** opens up very quickly, representing a shift in the general trend of the market.

The golden cross below the 0 axis generally indicates that ** has stopped falling and stabilized, but it is divided into true and false, which should be judged together with other indicators. A MACD golden cross alone doesn't mean anything.