Technical analysis with MACD indicator
MACD stands for Moving Average Convergent Divergen. This indicator is used to see the average movement of the graph, also to see the deviations that occur. At the time of this penympangan we enter the market. Because at that time the price will reverse direction by forming a long trend.
The aberrations / abnormalities referred to herein are:
1. Converge
That is the condition where the graph is getting lower but the indicator is getting higher. When there is a convergent the chart will reverse direction to rise. So what we do is open buy. The entry point is when the histogram bar is higher than before after convergence occurs.
2. Divergens
That is the condition where the graph is getting higher but the lower the indicator. After divergence the market will reverse direction to be down. The entry point is when the histogram bar is lower than before after diverging.
In addition to the two entry points above, we can also open a position with the entry point below, especially when the market is active but does not form a trend.
- When there is intersection between the signal line and the histogram bar. Where the open buy entry point is when the signal line is below the histogram. And the open sell entry point is when the signal line is above the histogram.
- When the histogram positions move from positive to negative, or vice versa. The open buy entry entry is when the histogram has just been positive, or just past the line 0 (zero) from the bottom. Vice versa .
MACD intersection
To note is that if we enter the market at the time of intersection between the signal line with the histogram, it must also be ascertained that market conditions will move from saturated conditions.
Technical analysis with parabolic SAR
Parabolic SAR is an indicator that was originally used to determine when the trend will stop and reverse. But often the use, it turns out parabolic sar is also widely used as an entry point.
Pad a graph, parabolic sar is depicted in dots or dots that are above or below the graph. Like this:
The use of the parabolic sar indicator is very simple, ie the points below the chart indicate the buy and tear signals above the graph shows the sell signal.
but in practice, not all points are used as buy or sell signal signal, because if it is done we could buy when the price of a trend up trend, or sell at the end of the down trend. Therefore, in order to gain a lot of pip, we buy when the parabolic sar points will form a rising trend. As well as we sell when the points show that there will be a down trend.
Because the parabolic sar is an indicator of trending type, it can only be used in conditions of uptrend or downtrend. Parabolic sar can not be used in side-away trend conditions.
1. Entry point on the ascending trend
We already know that the ascending trend is marked by a rising low, therefore if combined with parabolic sar conditions as an enty point the up trend is when there is a rising low accompanied by the emergence of some sar points below the graph
parabolic sar 01
2. Entry point on down trend
To open Sell using parabolic sar, the entry point is when there is a low quality and the sar point appears above the graph
The use of parabolic sar in determining the trend that will happen is very powerful when combined with the bollinger band. Entry point is when the bollinger band smengalami breakout and sar point appears below the graph.
The aberrations / abnormalities referred to herein are:
1. Converge
That is the condition where the graph is getting lower but the indicator is getting higher. When there is a convergent the chart will reverse direction to rise. So what we do is open buy. The entry point is when the histogram bar is higher than before after convergence occurs.
2. Divergens
That is the condition where the graph is getting higher but the lower the indicator. After divergence the market will reverse direction to be down. The entry point is when the histogram bar is lower than before after diverging.
In addition to the two entry points above, we can also open a position with the entry point below, especially when the market is active but does not form a trend.
- When there is intersection between the signal line and the histogram bar. Where the open buy entry point is when the signal line is below the histogram. And the open sell entry point is when the signal line is above the histogram.
- When the histogram positions move from positive to negative, or vice versa. The open buy entry entry is when the histogram has just been positive, or just past the line 0 (zero) from the bottom. Vice versa .
MACD intersection
To note is that if we enter the market at the time of intersection between the signal line with the histogram, it must also be ascertained that market conditions will move from saturated conditions.
Technical analysis with parabolic SAR
Parabolic SAR is an indicator that was originally used to determine when the trend will stop and reverse. But often the use, it turns out parabolic sar is also widely used as an entry point.
Pad a graph, parabolic sar is depicted in dots or dots that are above or below the graph. Like this:
The use of the parabolic sar indicator is very simple, ie the points below the chart indicate the buy and tear signals above the graph shows the sell signal.
but in practice, not all points are used as buy or sell signal signal, because if it is done we could buy when the price of a trend up trend, or sell at the end of the down trend. Therefore, in order to gain a lot of pip, we buy when the parabolic sar points will form a rising trend. As well as we sell when the points show that there will be a down trend.
Because the parabolic sar is an indicator of trending type, it can only be used in conditions of uptrend or downtrend. Parabolic sar can not be used in side-away trend conditions.
1. Entry point on the ascending trend
We already know that the ascending trend is marked by a rising low, therefore if combined with parabolic sar conditions as an enty point the up trend is when there is a rising low accompanied by the emergence of some sar points below the graph
parabolic sar 01
2. Entry point on down trend
To open Sell using parabolic sar, the entry point is when there is a low quality and the sar point appears above the graph
The use of parabolic sar in determining the trend that will happen is very powerful when combined with the bollinger band. Entry point is when the bollinger band smengalami breakout and sar point appears below the graph.
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