MACD

MACD is based on two exponentially smoothed moving averages with different speeds to calculate the dispersion between them as the basis for market research and judgment. In fact, it uses fast and slow moving averages. It uses the signs of aggregation and separation of fast moving averages to determine the timing and signals of buying and selling. In actual operation, the MACD indicator not only has the ability to buy bottoms (when price and MACD divergence), but also captures strong rising points (MACD doubles consecutively). (Buy when red) function, and can capture the best selling points to help investors successfully escape from the top. The common methods of escaping from the top are:

1. The stock price is trading sideways and the MACD indicator is dead cross and selling. It means that the stock price has consolidated sideways after a sharp rise, forming a relatively high point. The MACD indicator is the first to show a dead cross. Even if the 5-day and 10-day moving averages have not yet shown a dead cross, positions should be reduced in time.

2. If the stock price does not fall sharply after the MACD indicator crosses, but rises again after a correction, this is often the last time the main force pulls up to cover shipments, and the height is extremely limited. The high point formed at this time is often the highest point of a wave of market. The sign of judging the top is the divergence of "price and MACD". That is, when the stock price reaches a new high, but MACD fails to reach a new high simultaneously, the trends of the two divergence. , which is a reliable signal that the stock price has peaked.

RSI

The relative strength index RSI was first used in futures trading. Later, people found that using this indicator to guide stock market investment was also very effective, and the characteristics of the indicator were Continuously summarize and summarize. Now, RSI has become one of the most widely used technical indicators by investors. The general principle of investment is that investors' buying and selling behavior is a reflection of the comprehensive results of various factors, and changes in the market ultimately depend on the relationship between supply and demand. The RSI indicator is based on the principle of supply and demand balance, by measuring the total increase in stock prices within a certain period. It accounts for the percentage of the average value of the total stock price change to evaluate the strength of the long and short forces and then prompt specific operations. The application rules of RSI are relatively complex on the surface, including many aspects of judgment principles such as crossover, numerical value, form and divergence. However, because RSI includes almost all the judgment methods of commonly used indicators, if investors can fully grasp the application rules of RSI , it will help the understanding and application of other technical indicators.

KDJ

The Chinese name of KDJ indicator is stochastic index, which originated from the futures market.

The application rules of the KDJ indicator. The KDJ indicator is three curves. When applying it, it is mainly considered from five aspects: the absolute number of the KD value; the shape of the KD curve; the intersection of the KD indicator; the KD indicator Divergence; the value of the J indicator.

ASI indicator:

When ASI falls below the previous low, it is a sell signal. When ASI breaks above the previous

high, it is a sell signal. Buy signal, when the price is going from bottom to top and wants to cross the high point holding zone of the previous wave.

It is close to the high point and it is not yet determined whether it can cross smoothly. If ASI leads the stock price,

one step ahead of time and passes the previous ASI high point of the relative stock price, then after the next day, it can be

determined that the stock price will definitely break through the high point holding zone smoothly. . When the stock price moves from top to bottom and is about to cross the intensive support zone of the previous low, it is not yet certain whether it will fall due to loss of confidence when it is close to the low. When support is broken. If ASI leads the stock price, falls one step ahead of schedule and falls below the previous ASI low of the relative stock price, then it can be determined that the stock price will fall below the price point after the next day. support area. The stock price trend is higher and higher, but ASI has not reached a relatively new high

When a "bullish divergence" is formed, you should sell. When the stock price trend is lower than the previous wave, but ASI does not form a "bear divergence" relative to the new low, you should buy it.

OBV

The role of the OBV indicator is mainly to judge whether the volume-price relationship, that is, the OBV curve is consistent with the direction of the stock price.

Although the inventor Granville once pointed out that "when the OBV curve crosses the long-term rising resistance line upwards, the market momentum becomes stronger, which is an important buying signal." However, strictly speaking, OBV itself cannot send out effective buying and selling signals