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What is MACD deviation?
Bottom deviation means that the low point set by the stock price in the process of falling is lower than that of the other party, but the MACD indicator DIFF line has not reached a new low.

1. bottom deviation characteristics

If there is a bottom deviation, it means that the falling market is difficult to maintain and the stock price will rebound after bottoming out. Generally speaking, the bottom deviation has the following characteristics.

First, the stock price will rebound after a period of decline, and as the stock price falls again and hits a new low, the DIFF line also falls with the stock price falling again, but it does not break through the previous low.

Secondly, if the MACD column line corresponding to the two low points formed by the DIFF line is also higher than the previous low point, the reliability of MACD bottom deviation will be further enhanced.

2. The principle of bottom deviation-the principle of energy and speed.

Bottom deviation, like top deviation, is mainly based on the principles of energy and speed.

DIFF line continues to go out of the new low, and it needs to increase the acceleration, but the stock price is not. As long as the stock price is sold and the acceleration is positive, then the stock price can fall. When the stock price falls to a low level, the short-term energy is insufficient, and the acceleration decreases, the stock price can still hit a new low, but the DIFF line cannot hit a new low.

3. Suggestions on the operation of bottom deviation

When the stock price deviates from the MACD indicator, the following points should be paid attention to in the specific operation.

First, the change of volume. If the stock price deviates from the MACD indicator at the bottom and deviates from the volume indicator at the same time, it means that the stock price is very likely to rebound.

Second, the more times the stock price deviates from the MACD indicator, the greater the possibility of a stock price rebound.

Third, when the DIFF line crosses the DEA line from bottom to top and wants to cross it, investors can open a small number of positions. If the DIFF line breaks through the 0 axis upwards, you can add positions to buy.