1 and the weak "golden cross" in the area below the 0-value line, when the DIF line and the MACD line in the MACD indicator run downwards for a long time at the same time, and the DIF line starts to run horizontally or the hook slowly approaches the MACD line upwards, if the DIF line then breaks through the MACD line upwards, this is the first "golden cross" of the MACD indicator. It means that after a long period of decline, and after finishing at a low level, after a relatively large decline, the stock price will start to rebound upwards, which is a short-term buying signal. For this kind of "golden fork", it only indicates that the rebound market may appear, which does not mean that the downward trend of the stock has ended, and the stock price may end soon and fall again. Therefore, investors should be cautious. Under the premise of setting the stop-loss price, buy a small amount and make a short-term rebound.

2.0 strong "golden cross" in the area near the value line When both the DIF line and the MACD line in the MACD indicator run in the area near the value line, if the DIF line breaks through the MACD line from bottom to top, this is the second "golden cross" of the MACD indicator. It means that after a period of rising and finishing at a high or low level, the stock price will start a relatively large rising market, which is a medium-and long-term buying signal. It may indicate that the stock price is about to start a considerable rise, which is a good time for investors to buy stocks. Investors should treat this "golden cross" differently. (1) When the stock price rises slightly at the bottom, and after a short sideways consolidation, then the stock price breaks through upwards, the MACD indicator appears such a golden cross, which is a long-term buying signal. At this point, investors can open positions on dips for a long time. (2) When the stock price starts from the bottom, there has been a round of rising market with a relatively large increase, and after a long-term median retreat on the way up, then the stock price turns around and rises again, and this golden cross appears in the MACD indicator, which is a mid-line buying signal.

The area above the 3.0 value line is generally "golden cross". When both the DIF line and the MACD line in the MACD indicator run in the area above the 0 value line, if the DIF line turns around below the MACD line, it will break through the MACD line from bottom to top, which is the second "golden cross" of the MACD indicator. It means that after a period of high consolidation, a new round of rebound begins, which is the second buying signal. At this point, radical investors can buy stocks for a short time; Steady investors can continue to hold shares to rise.