When the trend of the stock is higher than that of the stock on the K-line chart, the stock price has been rising, while the trend of the graph composed of red columns on the MACD indicator chart is lower than the previous peak, that is, when the high point of the stock price is higher than the previous high point and the high point of the MACD indicator is lower than the previous high point, this is the so-called top deviation phenomenon. Top deviation is generally a signal that the stock price is about to reverse at a high level, indicating that the stock price is about to fall in the short term, which is a signal to sell stocks.

Bottom deviation

Bottom deviation generally appears in the low area of stock price. When the stock price is running on the K-line chart, the stock price is still falling, and the trend of the graph composed of green columns on the MACD indicator chart is that the bottom is higher than the bottom, that is, when the low point of the stock price is lower than the previous low point, but the low point of the indicator is higher than the previous low point, this phenomenon is called the bottom deviation phenomenon. Bottom deviation is generally a signal that the stock price may reverse upward at a low level, indicating that the stock price may rebound upward in the short term, which is a signal to buy stocks in the short term.

In practice, the deviation of MACD indicator is usually reliable in a strong market. When the stock price is at a high price, it is usually confirmed that the stock price is about to reverse once, while when the stock price is at a low level, it is generally confirmed after repeated deviations. Therefore, the accuracy of the top deviation of MACD indicator is higher than that of the bottom deviation, and investors should pay attention to it.

How to judge the deviation of MACD?

The usage of technical indicators is nothing more than three kinds:

Synergy-the stock price is synchronized with the index;

Cross long and short gold forks and dead forks;

Deviation-unlike the index, the stock price tends to go up, but the index is flat or down, and the stock price tends to go down, but the index is up or flat.

My MACD top deviation is:

After the stock price rises for a period of time, the top deviation of MACD means that the stock price is flat or high with the previous high stock price (generally speaking, it depends on the stock price trend). In the MACD indicator, DIFF is not synchronized with the price, but is low or flat (strictly speaking, it is only operable when it is greater than the numerical value). In cdl indicator, DIFF changes from red to green. The price depends on the trend, not necessarily on the highest price, the lowest price and the closing price, but on a general appearance. The difference below should be compared with the previous peak, so it should be accurate.

The usage is not to look at the price above, but only at the highest point of MACD price difference. As long as this new peak does not have the previous high point, it is considered a deviation. Generally, there is a decline of at least 15% downward.

What I want to explain here is that the MACD deviation mentioned in the textbook is the MACD ratio between the stock price and the MACD indicator, and what I am talking about here is the DIFF ratio between the stock price and the MACD indicator.

On the contrary, the bottom of MACD deviates. The stock price will hit a new low, and DIFF will not hit a new low (there should be a lowest point ahead). The day after this second low point is the bottom deviation point. It should be noted that this second low point is formed by the rise the next day, and the bottom deviation point is the reference point for the purchase.

The usage is not to look at the stock price above, but to look at DIFF. The day that caused this low point is the bottom deviation point.

Now look how accurate it is! Anyone who wants to enter the ticket, once he sees MACD, should not enter immediately, at least until it has a callback of 15% or more. The next day, when you have a ticket, you can pick it up at the lower position.

The above is the principle. Generally speaking, top deviation is more accurate. Seeing the escape is real. There is at least a drop of 15% below. The false escape is nothing more than making less money. The bottom deviation can only be used for reference. There is no guarantee that you will get a 5% profit if you buy it. If you buy it, you only have a stop loss.

Question 2: What do top deviation and bottom deviation mean respectively? Top deviation

It means that when the trend of the stock on the K-line chart is higher than that of the stock, the stock price has been rising, while the trend of the graph composed of red columns on the MACD indicator chart is lower than the previous peak, that is, when the high point of the stock price is higher than the previous high point and the high point of the MACD indicator is lower than the previous high point, this is the so-called top deviation phenomenon.

It means that the rise of the stock price is strong outside and weak in the middle, suggesting that the stock price is about to reverse and fall, which is a relatively strong selling signal.

This phenomenon also applies to foreign exchange trading and precious metal trading (gold and silver).

Bottom deviation

When the stock price index goes down in waves, and DIF and MACD don't go down at the same time, but go up in waves, this is the bottom deviation of the stock price trend, indicating that the stock price is about to rise. If DIF crosses MACD twice from bottom to top to form two golden crosses, the stock price will rise sharply.

Question 3: What does it mean to deviate from the high point? When the securities price reaches a new peak, the trading volume begins to decrease rather than increase, that is, the securities price changes in direct proportion to the trading volume. This often shows investors that investors do not agree with this price, and shorting will soon appear.

Question 4: What does the deviation rate mean? Deviation, also known as deviation, means that when a stock or index keeps innovating low (high) in the process of falling or rising, some technical indicators do not follow the innovative low (high), which is called deviation.

The deviation rate represents the difference between the income p and the moving average. When the stock price is higher than the moving average, it is a positive number, which is called the deviation rate. When the stock price is lower than the moving average, it is a negative number, which is called the deviation rate.

Question 5: What do you mean by the deviation of short-term indicators? Top deviation-from strong to weak, bottom deviation-from weak to strong; The top-bottom deviation has the deviation of RSI\MACD\KDJ index.

Question 6: What does it mean that the quantity in the stock market can deviate from the price? There are two situations in which quantity deviates from price. The shrinking volume means that the dealer has enough chips in his hand and can raise the stock price without too much money. In this case, be careful of the dealer's high delivery. The shipping situation is high and huge. The low turnover indicates that there are bookmakers actively raising funds at the low position. If this happens, follow up boldly. A more specific written explanation is: deviation between quantity and price: the relationship between quantity and price is different now. Generally, the deviation between quantity and price will produce a new trend, or it may just be an upward adjustment or a downward rebound. Price-volume deviation usually means that when a stock or index goes up, its trading volume decreases, or when it goes down, its trading volume increases, which is called price-volume deviation. Price fluctuation, the so-called deviation between quantity and price, is considered as a sign of decline. The decline in price is called the deviation between quantity and price, but it is not a sign before the rise. The reason is that the rise is important and the fall is not necessarily important. When the stock price runs to the head range, there will often be a lot of deviation and confusion between quantity and price! Judging from the actual combat experience, the intraday volume and price deviation of the truly rising Yangxian line is not big. However, the volume and price of Yangxian line, which is not rising smoothly, deviate. Generally speaking, the higher the stock price rises, the greater its turnover and the more deviation between quantity and price. When the stock price just rose, the volume was relatively small, but the volume and price matched perfectly. Question: When is this volume considered a big volume? Hehe, I'm a novice and don't know much about it. Tell me more. Thank you for your answer: the long bar below the daily K line represents energy, the short bar represents less, and the long bar represents more. The situation of each stock is different, so the height of turnover and shrinkage is also different. Generally speaking, volume and shrinkage are relative to the average height over a period of time. There is no fixed standard. You usually pay more attention and look at it, and you will fully understand it in a week or two.

Question 7: What do top deviation and bottom deviation mean? What does this mean? The deviation of MACD indicator means that the trend of MACD indicator chart is just the opposite to that of K-line chart. There are two deviations of MACD indicators: top deviation and bottom deviation.

(1) top deviation

When the trend of gold on the K-line chart is higher than that of gold, the price of gold has been rising, while the trend of the graph composed of red columns on the MACD indicator chart is lower than the previous peak, that is, when the high point of gold is higher than the previous high point and the high point of MACD indicator is lower than the previous high point, this is the so-called top deviation phenomenon. The phenomenon of top deviation is generally a signal that the price of gold is about to reverse at a high level, indicating that the price of gold is about to fall in the short term, which is a signal to sell.

(2) Bottom deviation

Bottom deviation generally appears in the low area of gold price. When the stocks on the K-line chart of gold price move, the gold price is still falling, and the trend of the graph composed of green columns on the MACD indicator chart is that the bottom is higher than the bottom, that is, when the low point of gold price is lower than the previous low point, the low point of the indicator is higher than the previous low point, which is the so-called bottom deviation phenomenon. The bottom deviation phenomenon is generally a signal that the gold price may reverse upward at a low level, indicating that the gold price may rebound upward in the short term, which is a signal of short-term buying.

In practice, the deviation of MACD indicator is usually reliable in a strong market. When the gold price is at a high price, it is usually confirmed that the gold price is about to reverse once, while when the gold price is at a low level, it is usually confirmed after many deviations. Therefore, the accuracy of the top deviation of MACD indicator is higher than that of the bottom deviation, and investors should pay attention to it.

Question 8: What do you mean by stock deviation? Theoretically, MACD cannot deviate from the stock price (index) for a long time, and the market will reverse sooner or later. However, after MACD deviates from the stock price (index), there is still a top deviation. You don't know when it will play a role in pushing the stock price (index) to the top. Similarly, MACD deviates from the bottom of the stock price (index), and there is still a bottom deviation. You don't know when it will work, causing the stock price (index) to bottom out and rebound. So when you see them deviate from the top, you will be eager to short, or when you see them deviate from the bottom, you will pay the price, especially when they deviate from the bottom.

You can do this: when you see them deviating from each other, you should be prepared to short (don't rush to sell, leave when you find something bad, but don't buy again); When you see their bottom deviation, you should be prepared (don't rush to buy, buy when the trend becomes stronger, and of course don't sell again at this time). However, it should be noted that if you encounter the following situations, you must make a decisive decision and you will have to make a move. This is my top departure from the stock price (index), and the stock price increase has approached or exceeded 100%. At the same time, DIF and NL gas CD have formed many death crosses and should be sold immediately. (2)NL gas CD deviates from the stock price (index) at the bottom, and the stock price drops by more than 50%. At this time, positions can be opened in batches.

If the stock price (K-line) is rising, the high points are higher than each other, the moving averages are arranged in waves, and the indicators (MACD or KDJ can be used) are downward, that is, the waves are downward and the high points are lower than each other, indicating that the stock price deviates from the indicators, which is called "top deviation"; If the stock price (K-line) is falling, the low point is lower than the other party, and the moving average is also arranged in waves, while the indicator (MACD or KDJ can be used) is upward, that is, the high point is higher than the other party, which means that the stock price deviates from the indicator, which is called "bottom deviation". "Top Deviation" indicates that the rising market will end and "Bottom Deviation"

"indicates that the decline will end.

Question 9: What does the three-finger deviation mean? The deviation of KDJ curve refers to when the trend direction of KDJ indicator graph is just opposite to that of K-line graph. There are two deviations of KDJ index: top deviation and bottom deviation.

When the trend of the stock on the K-line chart is higher than the other, the stock price keeps rising, while the trend of the KDJ indicator on the KDJ curve is lower than the other, which is called top deviation. The phenomenon of top deviation is generally a signal that the stock price will reverse at a high level, indicating that the stock price is about to fall in the short to medium term, which is a signal to sell.

When the trend of the stock on the K-line chart is lower than that on the K-line chart, the stock price is falling, while the trend of the KDJ indicator on the KDJ chart is higher than the bottom, which is called low deviation. Bottom deviation is generally a signal that the stock price will reverse at a low level, indicating that the stock price is about to rise in the short to medium term, which is a signal to buy.

Like other technical indicators, the top deviation is more accurate than the bottom deviation in KDJ deviation. When the stock price is at a high level and KDJ is above 80, it can be considered that the stock price is about to reverse downward and investors can sell the stock in time; When the stock price is at a low level and KDJ is also at a low level (below 50), it usually takes several times to deviate from the bottom to confirm that investors can only make strategic positions or short-term investments.

Question 10: What do you mean by the deviation between price and capital flow? The higher the price, the less the transaction volume, and the lower the price, the more the transaction volume. Deviation means the possibility of change.