DIF AND DEA

The use of MACD indicator is very simple. You just need to remember one formula: the relationship between two benchmark lines. Here the benchmark refers to the zero axis, and the two lines are DIF and DEA, which are the fast line and the slow line. You only need to find the one that changes quickly with price changes, called the fast line, and the one that changes slowly is the moving average, referred to as the slow line. Next, we will directly describe the cross relationship between the fast line and the slow line between the zero axis in 4 ways.
1. Above the zero axis

When the fast line crosses the slow line upward, it also becomes a golden cross. The currency price moves upward with the market. At this time, the overall market forms a bullish arrangement, which is a bullish buy signal.