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How to use three indicators systematically: KDJ? Macdpole
To understand how to use the three indicators systematically, we should first understand the three indicators respectively.

KDJ index, also known as stochastics, is a very novel and practical technical analysis index. The application rules of KDJ index are as follows:

The KDJ index consists of three curves, the fastest moving is the J line, followed by the K line, and the slowest is the D line. Specifically, you can refer to related books and systems to understand, and practice with a simulation disk, so that you can master skills quickly and effectively. At present, Niu Gubao's simulation of stock trading is not bad, and many functions in it are enough to analyze the market and individual stocks, which is helpful to use.

Let's talk about the usage of KDJ.

1 interval. The KDJ index is mainly divided into three small parts, namely below 20, between 20 and 80 and above 80. Among them, the interval below 20 is oversold; More than 80 areas are overbought areas; The area between 20 and 80 is the buying and selling balance area.

2. If the values of K, D and J are all greater than 50, it is a bull market and the market outlook is bullish; If the values of k, d and j are less than 50, it is a short market and the market outlook is bearish.

MACD, also known as exponential smoothing with dissimilarity average, is developed from double exponential moving average, and fast exponential moving average is subtracted from slow exponential moving average (EMA).

MACD indicator: 1. The white line is DIF-the deviation of short-term and long-term moving averages. 2. The yellow line is DEA-smma. 3. Red column-indicates a positive value. 4. Green column-indicates negative values. (Red column goes up, green column goes down) Intersection point of DIF and DEA line (upward breakthrough is golden fork, downward breakthrough is dead fork)

① When the DIF line and DEA line are above the zero line and move upward, it generally means that they are in a bull market and can buy or hold shares;

(2) When the DIF line and DEA line are below the zero line and move down, it generally means that they are in a short market and can sell stocks or wait and see;

(3) When the DIF line and DEA line are above the zero line and move down, it generally means that the market is about to weaken and the stock will fall, so you can sell the stock and wait and see;

(4) When the DIF line and DEA line are below the zero line and move upward, it generally means that the market is about to start, and the stock will rise. You can buy stocks or hold shares to rise.

BOLL, also known as Bollinger Band, uses statistical principles to find out the standard deviation of stock price and its confidence interval, thus determining the fluctuation interval and future trend of stock price, and using bands to display the safe high and low price of stock price. The upper and lower limits are not fixed, but change with the stock price rolling. The fluctuation of stock price is within the upper and lower limits, and the width of this banded region changes with the fluctuation of stock price. When the fluctuation of stock price increases, the banded region widens, and when the fluctuation narrows and consolidates, the banded region narrows.