Trading An Index Using The MACD, (Use These Settings). By Gregory Mannarino

Lions.
I have found that using the MACD for trading an index, 1 month/day settings should be used like this.
8,17,9 using the Hull average.

Using these settings your MACD will look like this, (nice clear buy/sell signals).

For more information on the MACD, click here: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/macd.asp

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Thank you, Gregory, I'm checking it out, shortly.

Great information sir

wonderful information..thanks for sharing

New to Options so could you tell me when buying index how long to hold when buying calls?

You indicated that this is for trading of an index. Can this work for individual stocks as well as for other ETFs? Keep up the good work.

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What should the period for the HMA be?

The lower, the less smooth the histogram.

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Tnx for sharing. I use MA( moving average).

Hull moving average period = 14?

Thanks for your information.

Thanks for the great video. It was very useful...thanks for sharing..resteem