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How to use the combination of short-term technical indicators of MACD+KDJ+CCI? "Three Risks" for Short-term Reference
In the technical aspect of the stock market, there are various technical indicators. Investors can observe the reference market through the combination of technical indicators, thus improving the effectiveness of technical indicators. Today, I will share with you a reference combination of MACD, KDJ and CCI technical indicators commonly used in the market-MACD+KDJ+CCI short-term technical indicator combination. So how to use the technical index combination of MACD+KDJ+CCI?

1, MACD+KDJ+CCI technical indicator combination buying opportunity reference

In MACD technical indicators, DIFF (white line) and DEA (yellow line) are located above the 0 axis, DIFF (white line) crosses DEA (yellow line) from bottom to top, and the graph is in the stage of changing from green column interval to red column interval (from negative to positive), forming a "golden cross" in MACD graph.

In addition, in the KDJ technical indicators, the J line (purple line) is below the value of 20, and the K line (white line) is near the value of 20 and crosses the D line (yellow line), forming an upward trend in the technical graphics. And the CCI line (white line) rising trend near the-100 value or the CCI line (white line) rising breakthrough trend near the 100 value. Then it means that the overall combination of technical indicators forms a bullish trend in the market.

When the above conditions are met, the purple line and white line in MACD technical graphics and KDJ technical graphics intersect with the yellow line. It can be used as a short-term reference to buy some opportunity signals. (as shown in the figure below)

2. Selling point risk reference of MACD+KDJ+CCI technical indicator combination

In MACD technical indicators, DIFF (white line) and DEA (yellow line) are located below the 0 axis, DIFF (white line) passes through DEA (yellow line) from top to bottom, and the graph is in the stage of changing from red column interval to green column interval (positive to negative), forming a "dead fork" in MACD graph.

In addition, in the KDJ technical indicators, the J line (purple line) is located above the 80 value, and the K line (white line) is located near the 80 value, which forms a downward trend in the technical graphics. And the CCI line (white line) in the CCI index has a downward trend at the value of 100, or the CCI line (white line) continues to fall near the value of-100 to form a downward trend of CCI line (white line). Then it means that the overall combination of technical indicators has formed a short market trend.

When the above conditions are met, the purple line and white line in MACD technical graphics and KDJ technical graphics intersect with the yellow line. It can be used as a short-term reference to sell risk signals. (as shown in the figure below)

Generally speaking, the technical indicator combination of MACD+KDJ+CCI is an indicator combination that can judge the short-term trend of the disk or individual stocks, and the trading point reference is mainly based on MACD and KDJ technical indicators. However, investors should pay attention to the fact that there are no perfect technical indicators and technical graphics in the market, and there will be some misleading information. I don't think technical graphics are almost blind transactions, but also need to be combined with other indicators, market environment and individual stocks for reference.

The stock market is risky, so you need to be cautious in investing.