The position of the golden fork and the dead fork are different, the reaction information is different, and the investor's operation strategy is also different.
Golden fork:
First, the low gold fork
The low gold fork refers to the gold fork below the zero axis, which refers to a small rebound when the stock price falls to a certain extent. If other indicators show that this is also a buying point, investors can consider buying, otherwise they will wait and see.
If the stock has a low gold cross in Zone A, and the K-line closes the cross star, many parties begin to exert their strength and stand on the five-day moving average and the ten-day moving average, investors can consider buying at this point.
Second, the golden fork near the zero axis
The gold fork near the zero axis refers to the gold fork above or below the zero axis, which means that in the long-short contest, many parties continue to increase their holdings, leading to the end of the adjustment market and the opening of the rising market. At this time, the investment can be bought with confidence.
If near the zero axis, the white line of MACD crosses the yellow line from below, forming a golden cross, which opens the upward trend of the stock (after six consecutive years), which is the time for investors to buy.
Third, high gold fork
The high-position golden fork refers to the golden fork that is now above the zero axis. A high gold fork generally means that after a short correction, the market will start to rise again. Generally, the increase is smaller than the low gold fork. Investors can consider adding positions at this time.
If there is a high gold fork in Area A, investors can consider adding positions here.
Three deviation usages of MACD.
First of all, apart from top deviation and bottom deviation, the deviation patterns of MACD technical indicators can also be divided into MACD column deviation, MACD intersection deviation and MACD line DIF (white line) deviation.
First, the MACD histogram deviates from the morphology.
The deviation form of MACD column line refers to the length and area trend of MACD technical indicators red and green columns to see if it deviates from the stock price. If the stock price is in a continuous upward trend, and the length of MACD red high-position histogram is getting shorter and shorter, and the area trend is getting smaller and smaller, the histogram will gradually decline and move in the opposite direction of the stock price trend. This deviation from the technical form means that the market's bullish power is insufficient, and the subsequent stock price may reverse downward with a high probability. This pattern belongs to the pattern that the top of MACD histogram deviates from the technology, and it is a peak inversion trend signal.
On the other hand, if the stock price is in a continuous downward trend, the length of MACD green low bar graph is getting shorter and shorter, the area trend is getting smaller and smaller, and the bar graph is gradually rising and moving in the opposite direction of the stock price trend. This deviation from the technical form means that the short-selling power of the market decline is insufficient, and there is a high probability that the subsequent stock price will rebound upwards. This form belongs to the technical form that the bottom of MACD histogram deviates from technology, and it is a signal of bottoming rebound trend.
Second, MACD intersection deviates from form.
MACD cross-deviation pattern refers to the continuous cross trend of MACD technical indicators to observe whether it deviates from the stock price. If the stock price is in a continuous upward trend and the continuous intersection of MACD is lower than 1, the intersection shows a gradual downward trend and moves in the opposite direction to the stock price trend. This deviation from the technical form means that the bullish power of the market is one after another, and the subsequent stock price may reverse downward with great probability. This form belongs to the MACD cross top deviation technical form, which is a peak reversal trend signal.
On the other hand, if the stock price is in a continuous downward trend and the continuous intersection of MACD is higher than 1, the intersection shows a gradual upward trend, which is opposite to the stock price trend. This deviation from the technical form means that the market falls, the short-selling power weakens, and the subsequent stock price may reverse upward with great probability. This form belongs to the deviation from the technical form at the bottom of MACD intersection, which is the signal of bottoming out.