1. Golden cross and death cross. When -DI breaks through +DI upward, it is a golden cross, which is a buying opportunity. When +DI breaks through -DI downward, it is a death cross, which is a selling opportunity.

2. When ADX and +DI rise together, it is a long market, and when ADX and -DI rise together, it is a short market.

3. When ADX falls from a high level, it is a turning point. When the turning point is strong, you can also consider selling or buying.

DIF, MACD> 0: long market; DIF, MACD< 0: short market; KD<20: buy; KD> 80: sell; 0< RSI<50: weak; 50< RSI<100 : Strong;

RSI> 80: overbought zone; RSI<20: oversold zone; BIAS: -4.5~7% or 5~8%; when W%R changes between 0~20 It just means that the market is in a strong upward trend.

General evaluation criteria for the MACD indicator of the golden cross and dead cross charts

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The MACD indicator is an analysis tool familiar to most investors in the market, but in When using it specifically, investors may feel that there are many confusions about the accuracy, effectiveness, and operability of the use of the MACD indicator. Sometimes they may find that they use the analysis methods and techniques of the MACD indicator learned from books to judge stock trends. , the conclusions drawn are often very different from the actual trend, and may even lead to opposite results. The main reason for this is that the discussion of MACD in most books on stock market technical analysis in the market is only limited to the superficial level, only introducing the general analysis principles and methods of MACD, and some specific connotations and methods of MACD analysis indicators. Analytical techniques are rarely covered. This section will elaborate on the special research and judgment principles and functions of MACD on the basis of introducing the general research and judgment skills and analysis methods of the MACD indicator.

The general research and judgment standards of MACD indicators mainly revolve around the two moving averages, fast and slow, as well as the red and green column lines and their shapes. The general analysis method mainly includes four major analysis aspects: DIF and MACD values ??and their positions, the intersection of DIF and MACD, the shrinkage of the red column and the shape of the MACD graph.

The values ????and line positions of DIF and MACD in the golden cross and dead cross chart

1. When DIF and MACD are both greater than 0 (that is, they are represented on the graph as above the zero line) When moving upward, it generally means that the stock market is in a long market, and you can buy or hold shares;

2. When DIF and MACD are both less than 0 (that is, graphically represented as they are below the zero line) When it moves downward, it generally means that the stock market is in a short market and you can sell the stock or wait and see.

3. When DIF and MACD are both greater than 0 (that is, graphically represented as being above the zero line) but both move downward, it generally means that the stock market is in the ebb stage and the stock will fall. Sell ??stocks and wait and see;

4. When DIF and MACD are both less than 0 (that is, graphically represented as they are below the zero line) but move upward, it generally means that the market is about to start and the stock will If the price rises, you can buy stocks or hold shares to wait for the price to rise.

The intersection of DIF and MACD in the golden cross and dead cross chart

1. When DIF and MACD are both above the zero line, and DIF breaks through MACD upwards, it indicates that the stock market is in a strong position If the stock price will rise again, you can buy more stocks or hold shares to wait for the rise. This is a form of the "golden cross" of the MACD indicator.

2. When DIF and MACD are both below the zero line, and DIF breaks through MACD upwards, it indicates that the stock market is about to strengthen, and the decline in stock prices has stopped and turned upward. You can start to buy stocks or hold stocks. stocks, this is another form of the "golden cross" of the MACD indicator.

3. When DIF and MACD are both above the zero line, but DIF breaks through MACD downwards, it indicates that the stock market is about to turn from strong to weak, and the stock price will fall sharply. At this time, most stocks should be sold. But you cannot buy stocks. This is a form of "death cross" of the MACD indicator.

4. When DIF and MACD are both below the zero line, and DIF breaks through MACD downwards, it indicates that the stock market will enter an extremely weak market again, and the stock price will fall. You can sell the stock or wait and see. This is another form of the "death cross" of the MACD indicator.

Histogram analysis in the MACD indicator of the golden cross and dead cross chart

In stock market computer analysis software (such as Qianlong Software), the DIF value minus DEA (i.e. MACD, DEM) is usually used The values ??are drawn into a histogram, represented by red columns and green columns. The red columns represent positive values ??and the green columns represent negative values. Using red and green columns to analyze the market is both intuitive, practical and reliable.

1. When the red column continues to enlarge, it indicates that the stock market is in a bull market and the stock price will continue to rise. At this time, you should hold the stock and wait for it to rise or buy the stock in the short term. Don't consider selling until the red column can no longer enlarge. out.

2. When the green column continues to enlarge, it indicates that the stock market is in a bear market and the stock price will continue to fall. At this time, you should wait and see or sell stocks. You can only consider a small amount until the green column begins to shrink. Buy stocks.

3. When the red column begins to shrink, it indicates that the bull market in the stock market is about to end (or is about to enter an adjustment period), and the stock price will fall sharply. At this time, most stocks should be sold instead of bought.

4. When the green column begins to shrink, it indicates that the sharp decline in the stock market is about to end, and the stock price will stop falling and rise (or enter consolidation). At this time, you can build a long-term strategic position in a small amount instead of selling the stock easily. .

5. When the red pillars begin to disappear and the green pillars begin to appear, this is one of the stock market transition signals, indicating that the stock market's rising trend (or high-level consolidation) is about to end, and the stock price will begin to accelerate its decline. This At this time, you should start selling most of the stocks instead of buying stocks.

6. When the green columns begin to disappear and the red columns begin to appear, this is also one of the signals of the stock market's market transition, indicating that the stock market's decline (or low consolidation) has ended and the stock price will begin to accelerate its rise. This At this time, you should start buying more stocks or hold them until they rise.

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.

First, consider the value of KD. The value range of KD is 0 to 100, which is divided into several areas: above 80 is the overbought area, below 20 is the oversold area, and the rest are wandering areas.

According to this division, if KD exceeds 80, you should consider selling, and if KD is below 20, you should consider buying. It should be noted that the above division is only a preliminary process of applying the KD indicator and is only a signal. It is easy to cause losses if you operate entirely according to this method.

Second, consider the shape of the KD indicator curve. When the KD indicator forms a head-and-shoulders pattern and multiple tops (bottoms) at a higher or lower position, it is a signal to take action. Note that these forms must appear at a higher or lower position. The higher or lower the position, the more reliable the conclusion.

Third, consider the intersection of KD indicators. The relationship between K and D is just like the relationship between stock price and MA. There are also issues such as death cross and golden cross. However, the application of cross here is very complicated and comes with many other conditions.

Conclusion of Golden Cross and Dead Cross Chart

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Take K crossing D from bottom to top as an example: K crossing D above is a golden cross, which is a buy Signal. But whether you should buy the golden cross depends on other conditions. The first condition is that the position of the golden cross should be relatively low, in the oversold zone. The lower the better.

The second condition is the number of intersections with D. Sometimes in the low position, K and D have to cross back and forth several times. The minimum number of crossovers is 2, and the more, the better.

The third condition is the position of the intersection point relative to the low point of the KD line. This is the often said "right-side intersection" principle. K only intersects D when D is already looking up, which is much more reliable than intersecting D when D is still falling.

Fourth, consider the divergence of the KD indicator. When KD is at a high or low level, if there is a deviation from the stock price trend, it is a signal to take action.

Fifth, if the J indicator value exceeds 100 and is lower than 0, it belongs to the abnormal area of ??price. If it is greater than 100, it is overbought, and if it is less than 0, it is oversold.