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TA Challenge: Blending MACD and KDJ for More Informed Decisions!
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Five great uses for MACD purchases

Unrivaled: The MACD band increases twice (berserk) When the MACD red bar in one band gradually shrinks, the green bar is about to appear, but the green bar does not appear. Instead, the red bar, which increases again, indicates that a new round of stock price increases is about to begin, and it is even stronger than the previous band.

Second choice: MACD gold fork. On the daily or weekly chart of the MACD indicator, the DIF and DEA lines are on the 0 axis (the golden cross formed near the critical point 0 is a buying signal, and decisive stock purchases will rise sharply)

Thirdly: The signal for the end of the MACD wash is when the MACD red bar in one band is shortened upwards, then 1-4 very short green bars are removed and shortened quickly (the green bars that wash the plate are all short). After the last purchase (the signal for the end of washing), a red bar is about to appear, and a new round of upward trend is about to unfold.

Absolute 4: DIF and DEA are horizontally bonded on the 0 axis in the MACD indicator. The DIF and DEA lines are parallel bonded above the 0 axis. The green bars are small, and there are few or none, and they are about to turn red. When the first red bar appears, it is a buying signal, making a decisive purchase.

Absolute 5: The last green pillar of the daily MACD buying rule After the stock fell for a round, shorting kinetic energy gradually dried up, and the momentum of going long was further enhanced. When the kinetic energy of shorting ran out to the limit, then the power to go long was exhausted, then it exploded! $UTDPLT(2089.MY)$
Five great uses for MACD purchases
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