KDJ stochastic indicator
Ah, I discovered that Moomoo already has an introduction and explanation of various technical indicators. It seems that my exploration of the moomoo app isn't thorough enough; there are always unexpected new discoveries.
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Practical exercises: $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US$
1.KDJ+RSI (Relative Strength Index)
When KDJ falls below 20 and is intertwined, you should turn to the RSI indicator to see if there are any bullish signals. If both the KDJ and RSI indicators show signs of rising, it suggests that the stock may rise. Similarly, when KDJ and RSI hit the overbought region (KDJ and RSI above 80), it indicates that the upward trend may end.
2.KDJ+MACD (moving average convergence dispersion)
When KDJ falls into the oversold region and you can't see an upward trend on the chart, you can take a look at the MACD. If MACD's short-term moving average crosses KDJ's long-term moving average in the oversold region, it suggests a possible bullish trend. As KDJ reached 80, the gap between the MACD's short-term and long-term moving averages became smaller, indicating that the upward trend could turn downward.
Practice watching chart 1 (I also used BB Bollinger Bands)：
1.There is an upward signal in the green circle. KDJ below 20 is in the oversold region, the RSI indicator below 30 is in the oversold region, and the MACD crosses below the 0 axis but the Bollinger line is in the oversold region.
2.There is a downward signal in the red circle. KDJ above 80 is in the overbought region, the RSI indicator above 70 is in the overbought region, the MACD enters a dead cross at the end of the red circle, and the Bollinger Bands are overbought.
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Practical exercises: $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US$
1.KDJ+RSI (Relative Strength Index)
When KDJ falls below 20 and is intertwined, you should turn to the RSI indicator to see if there are any bullish signals. If both the KDJ and RSI indicators show signs of rising, it suggests that the stock may rise. Similarly, when KDJ and RSI hit the overbought region (KDJ and RSI above 80), it indicates that the upward trend may end.
2.KDJ+MACD (moving average convergence dispersion)
When KDJ falls into the oversold region and you can't see an upward trend on the chart, you can take a look at the MACD. If MACD's short-term moving average crosses KDJ's long-term moving average in the oversold region, it suggests a possible bullish trend. As KDJ reached 80, the gap between the MACD's short-term and long-term moving averages became smaller, indicating that the upward trend could turn downward.
Practice watching chart 1 (I also used BB Bollinger Bands)：
1.There is an upward signal in the green circle. KDJ below 20 is in the oversold region, the RSI indicator below 30 is in the oversold region, and the MACD crosses below the 0 axis but the Bollinger line is in the oversold region.
2.There is a downward signal in the red circle. KDJ above 80 is in the overbought region, the RSI indicator above 70 is in the overbought region, the MACD enters a dead cross at the end of the red circle, and the Bollinger Bands are overbought.
Personally, I think the MACD is moving a little slowly, so I use it with the BB indicator. In most cases, you'll find that some technical indicators all give the same signals.
Only by keeping in mind the formula for each technical indicator and doing more practice can you master the operation proficiently.
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Only by keeping in mind the formula for each technical indicator and doing more practice can you master the operation proficiently.
Other useful stock knowledge:
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steady Pom pipiOP :
David 889 : I want Moomoo to update the indicator editor, so I can use my own indicator to scan the stocks, Thanks!
steady Pom pipiOP David 889: I want Moomoo to update the indicator editor, so I can use my own indicator to scan the stocks, Thanks!
David 889 steady Pom pipiOP: Yeah! Edit according to your own ideas and transaction model!
David 889 steady Pom pipiOP: You screenshot these are the basic use of the system, if you edit that point edit open a new page to write your own source code.
steady Pom pipiOP David 889: Wow, these basics are enough for me!
What you said is so professional.
You can refer to the link below
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steady Pom pipiOP steady Pom pipiOP:
David 889 steady Pom pipiOP: It is not the index setting but the index coding, the two are completely different.
steady Pom pipiOP David 889: Haha, this.
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