MACD MTF Signal Strategy

MACD MTF Signal is a powerful indicator for understanding a trend reversal in any market. It is calculated using the MACD Histogram, which results from the difference between MACD and Signal Line.

The strength of MACD MTF Signal is the ability to see more time frames at the same time if they are greater than the one displayed on the graph.
In this way it is possible to understand a CONVERGENCE of ascent or descent on several time frames, which means a strong signal in one direction or the other.
Another great feature is the ability, very often, to anticipate the reversal of trends and micro trends.

My strategy is to enter when H1 TF chenge direction and there is a convergence with 15min, 30 min TF. I buy if all lines are over 0 and sell if under 0.
Another signal is if 4H line is over or under 0, but I can't consider any inversion.
The first inversion I search is in H1 TF.

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H1 inversion and H4 convergence

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When I use an indicator, it's right to show cases where it doesn'twork.

Here an example:



Supports and resistences are an additional part to know where price is going.

Does the indicator have an alert...have you tried it on the 1 minute chart for scalping?

It doesn't have alerts, for 1min timeframe I recommend to use 5min and 15min TF on indicator settings.

Another H1 Inversion with H4 under 0. +52 PIPS

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what is your details rules?

Hi,
You can use it in different ways as you can see in the first post, but I use this rules:

- Enter LONG to the inversion of H1 if below 0 and if H4 is below 0 also (avoided if H4 has just dropped below 0, more time is below is better). Vice versa for SHORT.

- Close the position when reversing H1 above 0, or check if there are other resistances such as fibonacci levels or pivot points.

In any case, different strategies can be used precisely because the direction of the position input is the convergence of several signals. However, what I consider to be among the most stable is the inversion in H1.

Here an example with 2 exits test: