Trading strategy description
MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence Indicator):

Purpose: Detect strength, direction, momentum and trend changes.
How to use: By observing the intersection of the MACD line and the signal line, as well as the relative positions of the two and the zero line, you can judge the market trend and possible turning points.



KD (stochastic indicator):

Purpose: To assess the overbought or oversold status of an asset.
How to use: Analyze the intersection point of K line and D line and its position in the overbought or oversold area to predict the opportunity of price reversal.


MA (moving average):

Purpose: Smooth price data to identify trends.
How to use: Use moving averages of different time lengths (such as short-term, medium-term, long-term) to identify trend direction and strength.
Multi-time frame analysis:

Purpose: Combine long, medium and short-term market trends to make more comprehensive trading decisions.
Application method: Apply MACD, KD, and MA indicators to different time ranges (such as daily, hourly, and minute lines) to look for mutual confirmation signals between each time range.


Transaction Execution:

Bull entry signal: Consider buying when long-term, medium-term and short-term indicators simultaneously indicate an uptrend.
Short entry signal: Consider selling when long-term, medium-term and short-term indicators simultaneously indicate a downtrend.
Risk Management: Set stop-loss and take-profit points to manage potential losses and profits.


Precaution

Market changes: The foreign exchange market is highly volatile, and strategies should be reviewed regularly and adjusted according to market conditions.
Money Management: Maintain strict money management principles and do not over-leverage or over-invest on a single trade.



This strategy combines multiple technical indicators and multi-time frame analysis to more accurately grasp market entry opportunities while controlling risks.