🟢9ema is applied on the blue line which results in the creation of an orange line which is also called the signal line
🟢Histogram is plotted by taking the difference between the blue and orange line
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🌟Building blocks of MACD
🌟How to interpret MACD signal
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🟢9ema is applied on the blue line which results in the creation of an orange line which is also called the signal line
🟢Histogram is plotted by taking the difference between the blue and orange line
🟢If MACD line is above 0 - Primary trend +ve
🟢If MACD line is below 0 - Primary trend -ve
🟢when MACD line cross below zero line primary trend changes to -ve
🟢when MACD line cross above zero line primary trend changes to +ve
🟢Histogram turning light red is starting of +ve correction (some time fall continues)
🟢Histogram turning light green is starting of -ve correction
🟢sometimes light red/green color will also indicate starting of consolidation
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