MACD + RSI: A Combo for More Accurate Entries

MACD is a powerful trend indicator. RSI is an oscillator that shows overbought and oversold conditions. Together, they provide much more confidence than alone.

How to use:

1. MACD gives a signal to enter — for example, when the lines cross from bottom to top.

2. Look at the RSI:

If RSI is below 30 — the market is oversold, the signal strengthens.

If above 70 — be cautious, it may be a false entry.

Example: On the chart, MACD crosses upward, RSI shows 28 → the probability of a rebound and growth increases.

Important: Do not rely solely on indicators. Confirm signals with support/resistance levels and volume.