We are familiar with the judgment that the MACD yellow line and white line are bought when they are golden forks and sold when they are dead forks. If you don't even know what the yellow and white lines and gold forks are, I can't read here. Please go to the software to see the indicators, which are generally available. ) and this operation is often of little help to us in actual operation. The main players are easy to cheat at this point, so this simple judgment is not practical in our current complexity. Studying several deviations of MACD is still worth learning. Before we analyze the deviation, I suggest you choose your own operation level, that is, 5-minute line, 15-minute line, 30, 60 or even weekly line and monthly line. Here we take the 15 minute line as an example:
1. Red-green column deviation: We see that the red column above the 0-axis appears in the period when the stock price rises, and the green column below the 0-axis appears in the period when the stock price falls. When the area or height of a red column is less than or lower than the area or height of the previous red column, we call it rising deviation. When the area or height of a green column is less than or lower than the previous one, we call it falling deviation. When both the area and the height deviate, we call it a strong deviation, and when one of them meets the conditions, we call it a weak deviation. Among them, the deviation degree of area is greater than that of height.
2. Deviation between the yellow and white line and the stock price: when a dead fork is lower than the previous dead fork position and the corresponding stock price is higher than the previous dead fork position, we call it the top deviation; When a gold fork position is higher than the previous gold fork position and the corresponding stock price is lower than the previous gold fork position, we call it bottom deviation.
If you just follow the golden fork, you may buy and sell too early in many cases, so that you will fall into an unfavorable situation if you are not sure. However, it will be more accurate to use the above two departure conditions to determine the operation. Of course, the accuracy of meeting one of the conditions is not comparable to the accuracy of meeting two conditions. While paying attention to the above conditions, we also need to pay attention to the position of the yellow line and the white line. The farther the yellow-white line is from the 0 axis, we call it the greater the deviation rate. When the deviation rate is too large, you can also operate first to avoid uncertainty in a short time. The deviation rate is very large, and the gap is very large when returning to the 0 axis. At this time, you can wait for the decline of the yellow-white line and operate in time during the stock price pumping stage, and vice versa. If conservative, we still respect the previous conditions and deviate from recalculation. The greater the deviation of the yellow and white lines near the 0 axis, the stronger it will be. We can see that the deviation of the green column just after the yellow-white line crosses the 0-axis is often very strong, indicating that the stock price will strengthen, and the deviation of the red column near the 0-axis will also lead to a strong decline, indicating that the stock price will start to weaken. When the level is smaller, we should increase the number of deviations, and it is more meaningful to participate after many deviations are established.
The so-called deviation is the expression of the resultant force of many participants in this operation and the change of buying and selling intensity. This reference is of great significance. Of course, there are many bases for judging in the actual situation, which can be discussed one after another in the future. Here, I will give you the most familiar and easy-to-master technical indicators to illustrate, so that everyone can be a technical school and not be bound by complicated trading data.