1. Buddha's Hand Upward Buddha's Hand Upward is named because the MACD graphic resembles an upward-supporting palm. The white line (DIF line) and the yellow line (DEA line) in the MACD indicator form a golden cross above the zero axis. The DIF line and the DEA line rise as the stock price rises, and fall when the DIF line falls back to the DEA line. When it is close, turn it upward to form a figure of Buddha's hand pointing upward. As shown in the picture above, the stock forms a golden cross in the area A above the zero axis, which stimulates the stock price to rise. The DIF line and DEA line also pull up. When they reach a certain height, the market maker washes the market and closes a negative line. , resulting in a slight correction in the stock price, the DIF line moved downward to the vicinity of the DEA line, which is area B. After the market maker's washout was completed, the stock price rose again, and the DIF line reversed upward. Therefore point B is the buying point for investors.
2. Walking on the blue clouds Walking on the blue clouds means that the DIF line and the DEA line in MACD form a dead cross on the zero axis, then pass downward through the zero axis, and form again above or on the zero axis. Golden cross. As shown in the figure above, the stock formed a dead cross in area A, and the stock price also showed a downward trend. The DIF line crossed the zero axis during its downward movement. As the stock price bottomed out, it counterattacked upward, at the zero axis. A golden cross is formed above, which is area B, which is a buy signal.
3. Duck out of water. Duck out of water means that after the DIF line and DEA line in MACD form a golden cross below the zero axis, the DIF line and DEA line run upward, but do not penetrate the zero axis. , reverses and runs downward, forming a dead cross. After a period of time, a golden cross forms again below the zero axis. As shown in the figure above, the stock has a golden cross in the area A below the zero axis, stimulating the rise of the stock price. However, the DIF line reverses near the zero axis and forms a dead cross in the area B. The stock price falls, pulls back, and the short side When exhausted, the stock price will rise again and form a golden cross in the C area, which is a signal for investors to buy.
4. The swan spreads its wings. The swan spreads its wings means that DIF and DEA in MACD form a golden cross below the zero axis. Before the DIF line breaks through the zero axis upward, it reverses and runs downward, slowly moving closer. The DEA line, before intersecting, the DIF line runs upward again. As shown in the figure above, the stock formed a golden cross in area A. The stock price and the DIF line moved upward, and there was a callback in area B. The DIF line reversed upward before intersecting the DEA line. This means that the stock price has moved upward after a short period of time. During the correction, build a bottom and wait for the next wave of rise. Therefore, area B is the buying or adding point for investors.
5. Aerial cable Aerial cable means that DIF and DEA in MACD form a golden cross below the zero axis. After the DIF line and DEA line run on the zero axis for a period of time, the DIF line runs downward. After coinciding with the DEA line, the DIF line runs upward to the right again. As shown in the picture above, the stock formed a golden cross in area A below the zero axis. After that, the stock price gradually rose, and the DIF line moved to the upper right. As the main force washed the market, the stock price made a short correction. In area B, Coinciding with DEA, after the washout is completed, the stock price rises again, and DIF continues to move upward to the right. Therefore point B is the buying point.
6. Aerial cable car Aerial cable car means that DIF and DEA in MACD form a dead cross above the zero axis. The DIF line and DEA line run downward, but do not penetrate the zero axis. A golden cross forms above. As shown in the picture above, after the stock price rises, it moves to the lower right. A dead cross appears above the zero axis in area A. After a short adjustment, the stock price continues to rise. A golden cross appears in area B, which is a buy. Signal.
7. Submarine cable Submarine cable means that below the zero axis, the DIF line and the DEA line intersect to form a golden cross. After that, the DIF line and the DEA line run smoothly and overlap. Then separate again and run up and to the right. As shown in the figure above, after the stock appears MACD golden cross below the zero axis, the DIF line and DEA line run smoothly. After the B area overlaps, the DIF line diverges and runs upward, and the stock price rises, which is investors buying. opportunity.
8. Hai Di fishing for the moon Hai Di fishing for the moon means that below the zero axis, MACD appears a second golden cross. Investors can open positions during the second golden cross. As shown in the picture above, a golden cross appears in area A, and the stock price rises. After a short adjustment, a golden cross appears in area B. This means that the short side's suppression is completed and the stock price begins to rise in area B. is a buy signal. The above is the analysis of the eight forms of the MACD indicator, I hope it will be helpful to investors.
(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. You should evaluate it carefully when investing)