Indicator Notes｜$BERA ｜Daily MACD｜Golden Cross Below the Zero Line
First, the definition: the zero line is where DIF equals 0, meaning the 12-period EMA and 26-period EMA are equal. When DIF is above the zero line, the short-term moving average is above the slower moving average.
How to read it: the crossover itself is only a signal. Whether the price can break through the nearest resistance level and whether trading volume supports the move are often used for further confirmation.
Keep enough margin for leveraged positions. Don’t let a single sharp wick liquidate your position.
#BERA
Volatility is high, so manage your position size carefully.
First, the definition: the zero line is where DIF equals 0, meaning the 12-period EMA and 26-period EMA are equal. When DIF is above the zero line, the short-term moving average is above the slower moving average.
How to read it: the crossover itself is only a signal. Whether the price can break through the nearest resistance level and whether trading volume supports the move are often used for further confirmation.
Keep enough margin for leveraged positions. Don’t let a single sharp wick liquidate your position.
#BERA
Volatility is high, so manage your position size carefully.
