Each indicator has its advantages, and it is important to understand how to use them rather than applying them blindly.
In general, using a single indicator alone does not yield ideal results; combining two or more indicators often produces better outcomes.
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We can use an indicator that is more trend-oriented than MACD, namely the Bollinger Bands, which can provide certain assistance when MACD fails or becomes dull.
Among all technical indicators, KDJ, MACD, and others inevitably encounter situations where the main force "scams money," especially in consolidating markets. The upper and lower bands of the Bollinger Bands clearly define the upward pressure and downward support of price movements, allowing investors to timely convert invisible resistance and support into tangible prices, thereby avoiding the occurrence of the main force's "scam lines."
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Therefore, using Bollinger Bands in conjunction with MACD can greatly improve the accuracy of investors' trades.
Bollinger Bands essentially form a channel that shows an upward or downward trend when the trend is confirmed. When the trend is not confirmed, it shows a sideways trend.