MACD uses two moving averages. They are two Exponential Moving averages. By subtracting longer period MA form shorter period MA we will get a line that oscillates above and below zero called MACD line.
An increase in gap between the MA's creates a falling MACD and vice verse. The gap between the 2 MA's is the momentum.
MACD comes along with a histogram and it is very easy to interpret. When MACD crossover occurs that is when trend reverses and you can enter in to a position.
If MACD cross over occurs in the upside plotted in the histogram, you can buy the stock. If it is crossing downward, then you can enter a short position.
Please watch the below mentioned video to understand the trading using this indicator.
An increase in gap between the MA's creates a falling MACD and vice verse. The gap between the 2 MA's is the momentum.
MACD comes along with a histogram and it is very easy to interpret. When MACD crossover occurs that is when trend reverses and you can enter in to a position.
If MACD cross over occurs in the upside plotted in the histogram, you can buy the stock. If it is crossing downward, then you can enter a short position.
Please watch the below mentioned video to understand the trading using this indicator.
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