What does the two curves of MACD mean?

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What does the white line represent? What does the yellow line represent?

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  1. Lindsay

    The two curves of MACD are white lines and yellow lines, respectively.
    The white line (DIF) represents the 5 -day moving average, and the yellow line (DEM) is also called MACD representative 10 -day moving average. The white line DIF is the difference between a short -term smooth moving average value and a medium -term smooth moving average value.
    The yellow wire DEM is the moving average value calculated based on the white line DIF value.
    The golden fork is the 10 -day moving average on the 5th axis of 0 axis, indicating the upward trend. At this time, you can enter the field. Otherwise, leave the field.

    MACD cables are also the MACD column lines seen on the chart when using the MACD indicator. It is often used to analyze the timing of stock buying and selling. When the MACD cable is red, that is, when the negative changes are positive as the time to buy; when the MACD line turns green, it is time to sell the time when the positive change. Diff refers to the white line, which is generally collectively called the MACD line. Dea refers to the yellow line.

  2. Mable

    1) White curve: It means the weighted index of the broader market, that is, the syndrome of the syndication section announces the actual index of the market often said by the media daily.
    ) Yellow curve: The broader market does not include weighted indicators, that is, the size of the stock plate is not considered, and the influence of all stocks on the index is regarded as the same plate index.

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