● Measures overbought and oversold conditions of prices.
● Value range from 0 to 100, typically below 30 is oversold, above 70 is overbought.
● When the fast line crosses above the slow line, it is a buy signal; when it crosses below, it is a sell signal. KDJ Indicator Below 20, oversold, golden cross, buy signal Between 20-80, oscillation, Above 80, overbought, death cross, sell signal
MACD Indicator
● Composed of DIF line, DEA line, and MACD histogram.
● When the DIF line crosses above the DEA line forming a golden cross, it is a buy signal; when it crosses below forming a death cross, it is a sell signal.
● Above the zero line is a strong area, below is a weak area.
Combined Application Methods
1. Overbought and Oversold with Trend Confirmation ○ MACD golden cross and RSI below 30 (oversold area), may indicate a buying opportunity. ○ MACD death cross and RSI above 70 (overbought area), may indicate a selling opportunity.
2. Trend Momentum Resonance Validation ○ Bull Market: MACD red bars expand and RSI crosses from 50 to the 65-70 range, indicating sustained upward momentum. ○ Bear Market: MACD green bars shorten and RSI rebounds from below 30 to above 40, suggesting a possible rebound.
3. Cycle Coordination Strategy ○ Daily Level: MACD red bars shorten and RSI daily breaks below 60, indicating a reduction in positions. ○ 60-Minute Short Term: MACD histogram fails to turn red 3 times and RSI hourly remains above 70, indicating a possible decline.
If your available funds do not exceed 10,000 U, don't think about those flashy tricks. I will tell you the most ordinary but survivable strategy that won't break the bank and can gradually build up. Step one, when choosing a coin, look for one signal: Daily MACD golden cross; don't look at anything else, especially not the endless news flying around. It's best if the golden cross occurs above the zero line, which is more stable. Technical indicators are more reliable than anyone's words. Step two, operate based on one line: The daily moving average. Stay in when it's above the line, and run when it’s below. Don't add drama, don't fantasize. If the price falls below the moving average, you should leave immediately; this is the rule, not a suggestion. Step three, entry and exit based on two points: Price and trading volume. When the price is above the moving average and the trading volume also breaks through the moving average simultaneously—that's when you should go all in. As for selling? Take some profit at a 40% increase, take more at an 80% increase. If it falls below the moving average, sell everything left; don't ask why, just do it. Step four, stop loss in one sentence: If the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter what, you must exit the next day. One stroke of luck might wipe out all the previous gains. Don't be afraid to wait for it to regain the moving average; you can buy back then. This method isn't clever; it’s even a bit clumsy. But clumsy methods are often the ones retail investors can execute best and are least likely to be eliminated by the market. When the signal comes, follow it in, control your position well, and set the profit-loss ratio correctly. If you're not careful, you might reap significant profits. Don’t just regret not catching the opportunity; the market always has chances. But if you don't even have a simple and clear discipline, no matter how many opportunities arise, they will just be fleeting moments. $ETH
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