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. The MACD, its Signals, And The S&P500
The discussion of this indicator is now on the "Market Review" page (go to "Market Review Chart 6" for a current chart and explanations, but read the rest of this first). Since that chart is always changing, we left this one here for the purpose of illustration. In this chart, the 200-day average is now "supporting" the market. The MACD sell signal in July produced only a small short-term decline. The MACD then gave a buy signal and the market has been on the rise since. The market, according to these charts does not look bad at all. However, the distance between the MACD and its trigger line is becoming large. This condition usually precedes a correction. Thus, we would be on the lookout for a decline, adjusting our stop-loss orders accordingly. ~ Dr. Felt To see what else is on this site, check our Descriptive Directory .
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