1, bergamot up
Bergamot is named because MACD is like an upward palm. The white line (DIF line) and yellow line (DEA line) in MACD index form a golden cross above the zero axis. The DIF line and DEA line rise with the rise of stock price, and then fall back. When the DIF line returns to the vicinity of the DEA line, it reverses upward, forming a figure of bergamot upward.
As shown in the above figure, the stock formed a golden cross in Zone A above the zero axis, which stimulated the stock price to rise, and the DIF line and DEA line also pulled up. At a certain height, the dealer washed the dishes and received a Yin Yin line, which led to a slight correction in the stock price. The DIF line runs down to the vicinity of the DEA line, that is, area B. After the dealer washes the dishes, the stock price rises again, and the DIF line reverses upwards. Therefore, point B is the investor's buying point.
2. Walking in Qingyun
Walking in Qingyun means that the DIF line and DEA line of MACD form a dead fork on the zero axis, then cross the zero axis downwards, and form a golden fork again above or above the zero axis.
As shown in the above figure, the stock formed a dead fork in Area A, and its share price also showed a downward trend. The DIF line crosses the zero axis in the downward running process, and the stock price bottomed out and then counterattacked upward, forming a golden cross above the zero axis, that is, area B, which is a buying signal.
3. The duckling came out of the water
Duckling out of the water means that after the DIF line and DEA line of MACD form a golden fork below the zero axis, the DIF line and DEA line run upward, but they do not break through the zero axis and form a dead fork in the opposite direction. After a period of time, the golden cross is formed again below the zero axis.
As shown above, the stock has a golden cross in area A below the zero axis, which stimulates the stock price to rise. However, the DIF line reverses around the zero axis, forming a dead fork in Zone B. When the stock price falls, the stock price will rise again, forming a golden fork in Zone C, which is a signal for investors to buy.
4. Swan spreads its wings
Swan spreading its wings means that the DIF and DEA of MACD form a golden cross below the zero axis. Before the DIF line breaks through the zero axis upward, it reverses downward and slowly moves closer to the DEA line. Before the intersection, the DIF line extends upward again.
As shown above, the stock has formed a golden cross in area A, and the stock price runs upward with the DIF line, and there is a callback in area B. The DIF line reverses upward before the DEA line intersects, which means that the stock price has built a bottom and is waiting for the next wave of callback in a short callback. Therefore, Zone B is the buying or adding point for investors.
5. Overhead cable
Aerial cable means that the DIF and DEA of MACD form a golden cross below the zero axis. After DIF line and DEA line run on the zero axis for a period of time, DIF line runs down, and after overlapping with DEA line, DIF line runs to the upper right again.
As shown in the above figure, the strand forms a golden cross in the area A below the zero axis. After that, the stock price gradually rose, and the DIF line ran to the upper right. With the main dishwashing, the stock price briefly adjusted back, in area B, which coincided with DEA. After washing dishes, the stock price rose again, and DIF continued to run to the upper right. So point b is to buy something.
6. aerial cable car
The aerial cable car means that the DIF and DEA of MACD form a dead fork above the zero axis, and the DIF line and DEA line run downward, but they do not break through the zero axis and form a golden fork above the zero axis.
As shown above, the stock price moves to the lower right after rising, and a dead fork appears above the zero axis, that is, in area A. After a short adjustment, the stock price continues to rise, and a golden fork appears in area B, which is a buying signal.
7. Submarine cable
Submarine cable means that under the zero axis, DIF line and DEA line intersect to form a golden fork. After that, the DIF line and DEA line run smoothly, overlap together, and then separate again and run to the upper right.
As shown in the above figure, after the MACD golden fork appears below the zero axis, the DIF line and DEA line run smoothly. After the overlap of Zone B, the DIF line diverges upward and the stock price rises, which is an opportunity for investors to buy.
8. Looking for the moon in the sea
Fishing for the moon at the bottom of the zero axis means that MACD has a second golden fork, and investors can open positions during the second golden fork.
As shown above, there is a golden cross in area A, and the stock price rises accordingly. After a short adjustment, a golden cross appeared in area B, which means that the suppression of the empty side is completed and area B begins to rise, which is a buying signal.
The above is the analysis of eight forms of MACD indicators, hoping to help investors.
(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Carefully evaluate when investing. )