In the process of using MACD indicators, investors seem simple and clear on the surface, but in fact they often encounter some problems, such as the "lag" of indicators, the ineffectiveness of indicators in the consolidation trend and so on. Love Finance Education official website's shortcomings in MACD indicators and how to make better use of them are shared with investment enthusiasts.

(1) When the MACD indicator column is red, a—— If both DEA and DIFF lines are above zero, it means that the price is in a bullish trend in the upward trend. Unless the red column shows obvious signs of continuous shrinkage, the price trend will continue to rise; B-If both DEA and DIFF lines are below zero, it means that the price is in a short-term rebound and bullish trend. Unless the red column shows obvious signs of continuous amplification, the price trend can only be regarded as a short-term rebound trend.

(2) When the MACD indicator column is green, a- If both DEA and DIFF lines are below zero, it means that the price is in a short position in the downward trend, and unless the green column shows obvious signs of continuous shrinkage, the price trend will continue to decline; B—— If both DEA and DIFF lines are above zero, it means that the price is in a short-term adjustment trend. Unless the green column shows obvious signs of continuous amplification, the price trend can only be regarded as a short-term consolidation trend.