What indicators are used for foreign exchange short -term transactions to improve accuracy rates

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  1. Foreign exchange investment is mainly divided into short -term transactions and long -term transactions. The short -term transactions are the most commonly used. The main technical indicators of foreign exchange short -term operations are KDJ, MACD, RSI, moving average, BOLL. What are the use of these foreign exchange technology indicators?
    1. KDJ is a very sensitive indicator in the disk. It fluctuates at any time with the rise and decline of the exchange rate, but it must be distinguished here. When watching this indicator, strong currency and vulnerable currencies are often high and low. Passionate occurs. Foreign exchange financial investment training pointed out that if the KDJ indicator is used alone, do not pay attention to high or low passivation, often the main litter of foreign exchange or when the KDJ's so -called indicators are lowered prematurely.
    2. MACD is mainly used to judge the upward or decline trend in the medium and long period of foreign exchange, but it is too lagging. When I use MACD to watch the upward trend Mid (DIF short-term-MACD long-term) is the red and green column that appears below. Foreign exchange financial investment training pointed out that when the exchange rate rose or fell a few days later, the long -green column that appeared under the day after day, and the closing price was no longer hit the high or new low. The next day, it can be sold or bought in batches at high or low.
    3. RSI is a relatively strong and weak indicator. It is created by the changes in the exchange rate within a specific period to speculate the direction of the future change. Often, I call it a super -buying indicator. RSI is greater than 50 as a strong market. It enters over 80 and enters the super -buying area, which is easy to form a short -term return. It is less than 50 for the disadvantaged market and enter the oversold area below 20, which is easy to form a short -term rebound. Foreign exchange financial investment training pointed out that RSI was originally below 50 and then reversed upward and exceeded 50 points, which means that the exchange rate has become stronger; RSI was originally more than 50 and then reversed down to 50 points, which means that the exchange rate has weakened. Generally there are long and short -term RSIs. The short -term RSI is greater than long -term RSI as the long -term market, otherwise the short market. In the short -term RSI in the oversold area below 20, when the long -term RSI is crossed from bottom to top, it is a buy signal. In the short -term RSI over 80 over buying areas, when the long -term RSI is over -to -bottom, the signal is sold.
    4, moving average. Short -term operations generally refer to the three moving average of the 5th, tenth, and twenty days. The five -day moving average on the 10th and 20th moving average, and the Ten -day moving average on the 10th moving average, called the golden fork, is the timing of buying; otherwise, it is called a dead fork, which is the timing of selling. All three moving average are arranged upward called multi -headed arrangement, which is the performance of strong currency. The exchange rate shrinkage back to five days, tenth, and twenty -day moving average is the timing of buying (note that it must be retracted and pumping).
    5. BOLL is also a technical indicator I like to watch applications. There are three lines here. Generally speaking, the currency is weak, the BOLL trend is down, and the small pillar inside runs in the two lines below. When you see the outer support line that passes through, a short -term rebound will be formed, and the middle line will fall. On the contrary, the currency is strong, the Boer line trend up, the small pillars inside run in the two lines above, the middle line is the support line, it will go up here, and it will fall when you see the upper line. The Lord's decline or the Lord's upward waves are not about these, and they will continue to cross the "upper limit" and "lower limit" continuously. When the fluctuation of the exchange rate is getting smaller and smaller, the "upper limit" and "lower limit" of the Boolean line are getting closer and narrower, indicating that the trend will change.

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