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so when things like this happen, it usually means buying opportunities, as you follow me, I have actually increased more positions.
lets see…
10% total probably occurred only a few times this year for me.
lets see…
10% total probably occurred only a few times this year for me.
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So many missed opportunities. God I'm so bad at trading..
So many missed opportunities. God I'm so bad at trading..
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Columns MACD, the king of indicators.
MACD, the king of indicators.
**MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence)** is a highly regarded tool in technical analysis, known as the "king of indicators" because it combines trend tracking and momentum measurement functions, helping traders capture market trend changes and buy/sell signals. Here are the key points of MACD and the reasons why it is hailed as the king of indicators:
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1. Composition of MACD
Fast Line (MACD Line): The difference between the short-term moving average (usually 12-day EMA) and the long-term moving average (26-day EMA).
Slow Line (Signal Line): The 9-day EMA of the MACD line, used to generate buy and sell signals.
Histogram: The difference between the MACD line and the signal line, used to display the strength of momentum.
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2. The core function of MACD.
Trend determination: Identify bullish or bearish trends through the relationship between the fast line and the slow line.
Momentum measurement: The histogram displays the strength and acceleration or deceleration process of the trend.
Buy and sell signals: the crossover of the fast line and the slow line, as well as the column chart transitioning from negative to positive or from positive to negative, provide clear entry or exit signals.
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3. The advantages of MACD
3.1 Combining trend and momentum
MACD combines trend analysis and momentum analysis into one indicator, helping traders identify the starting point and acceleration point of the trend.
It can not only tell you whether the current market is bullish or bearish, but also show whether the trend is strengthening or weakening.
3.2 Wide applicability
Applicable to various markets: whether it is Stocks, Forex, Futures, or cryptocurrencies...
**MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence)** is a highly regarded tool in technical analysis, known as the "king of indicators" because it combines trend tracking and momentum measurement functions, helping traders capture market trend changes and buy/sell signals. Here are the key points of MACD and the reasons why it is hailed as the king of indicators:
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1. Composition of MACD
Fast Line (MACD Line): The difference between the short-term moving average (usually 12-day EMA) and the long-term moving average (26-day EMA).
Slow Line (Signal Line): The 9-day EMA of the MACD line, used to generate buy and sell signals.
Histogram: The difference between the MACD line and the signal line, used to display the strength of momentum.
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2. The core function of MACD.
Trend determination: Identify bullish or bearish trends through the relationship between the fast line and the slow line.
Momentum measurement: The histogram displays the strength and acceleration or deceleration process of the trend.
Buy and sell signals: the crossover of the fast line and the slow line, as well as the column chart transitioning from negative to positive or from positive to negative, provide clear entry or exit signals.
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3. The advantages of MACD
3.1 Combining trend and momentum
MACD combines trend analysis and momentum analysis into one indicator, helping traders identify the starting point and acceleration point of the trend.
It can not only tell you whether the current market is bullish or bearish, but also show whether the trend is strengthening or weakening.
3.2 Wide applicability
Applicable to various markets: whether it is Stocks, Forex, Futures, or cryptocurrencies...
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Dow Jones Index: Clear Path to 44,000
As predicted, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has firmly broken below the critical 44,500 support level. The subsequent move toward 44,000 is becoming increasingly apparent. Weak industrial production data and persistent concerns about global growth have further pressured industrial and cyclical sectors. With the absence of supportive catalysts,...
Dow Jones Index: Clear Path to 44,000
As predicted, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has firmly broken below the critical 44,500 support level. The subsequent move toward 44,000 is becoming increasingly apparent. Weak industrial production data and persistent concerns about global growth have further pressured industrial and cyclical sectors. With the absence of supportive catalysts,...
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