A friend asked me today: The $SOL 4-hour MACD has formed a death cross. Should I get out?
I gave him a few honest answers:
1. This is a death cross below the zero line, which means the bearish trend hasn’t changed, and no recovery has taken shape yet;
2. The MACD lags. By the time it crosses, the market has already made a move;
3. Don’t look at just one indicator—consider volume, support, and resistance together.
After listening, he said, “So after all that, I still have to make my own call.” Exactly. Indicators are just a heads-up.
This view could be wrong at any time. You’re responsible for your own risk.
I gave him a few honest answers:
1. This is a death cross below the zero line, which means the bearish trend hasn’t changed, and no recovery has taken shape yet;
2. The MACD lags. By the time it crosses, the market has already made a move;
3. Don’t look at just one indicator—consider volume, support, and resistance together.
After listening, he said, “So after all that, I still have to make my own call.” Exactly. Indicators are just a heads-up.
This view could be wrong at any time. You’re responsible for your own risk.
