If We Combine The MACD With The Stochastic Indicator

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If we combine the MACD with the Stochastic indicator, will you make more money in trading?

Does the MACD and Stochastic indicator even work together?

Well, MACD is one of the best indicators we have tested on the Trading Rush channel. We found
out that the MACD indicator has a really high win rate when compared with other indicators we
have tested so far. But can we increase that win rate even more by combining the MACD with
the Stochastic indicator?

Now I haven't tested the Stochastic indicator yet, but I have tested the Stochastic RSI trading
strategy 100 times, and it didn't had a very good win rate. In fact, the win rate it had was even
worse than the regular RSI trading strategy. But that's Stochastic RSI, not the Stochastic
indicator. I'm going to test the Stochastic indicator 100 times on its own in the future videos.

In this video, I'm going to test the MACD and Stochastic trading strategy 100 times to see if it
works. Now you already know about the MACD strategy so I won't go into detail about it. If you
don't know about the best MACD trading strategy, check out the first video on this channel. In the
MACD strategy video, I said buy when the MACD gives a crossover below the zero line, and sell
when the MACD gives a crossover above the zero line. But in the MACD and Stochastic trading
strategy that you guys have brought to my attention, long trades are not necessarily taken below
the zero line, and short signals are not always taken above the zero line.

In my MACD strategy video, I said to buy below and sell above the zero line because of how the
MACD is calculated and works. I will explain why zero line of the MACD indicator is so important
in a future video. In the MACD and Stochastic strategy, the rule that made the MACD strategy so
successful is broken. Here's how the MACD and Stochastic strategy goes. When the K line of the
Stochastic indicator, crosses below 20, buy at the bullish MACD crossover. Bullish MACD
crossover is when the MACD line crosses above the signal line. 

The crossover doesn't have to be below the zero line. For example, here, first the K line of the
Stochastic indicator went below 20. When this happens, it means the price is oversold and we
should look to buy. But we won't buy until we see a bullish MACD crossover after the Stochastic
oversold signal. Remember, the buy signal is only valid, if the MACD crossover comes after the
Stochastic oversold signal. Set your stoploss just below the swing low. Similarly, when the K line
of the Stochastic indicator, crosses above 80, sell at the bearish MACD crossover. Bearish
MACD crossover is when the MACD line crosses below the signal line. For example, here the K
line of the Stochastic indicator went above 80. It means that the price is over bought and we
should look to sell. But we will only sell when a bearish MACD crossover signal is generated after
the Stochastic over bought signal. Remember that MACD sell signal has to come after the
Stochastic over bought signal. Set your stoploss just above the swing high. Now this is not a
trend following strategy. As you already know, on the Trading Rush channel, we trade in the
direction of the long term trend direction. We can use the 200 period exponential moving average
to find the trend direction. A long entry signal given by the MACD and Stochastic strategy is only
valid, when the entry candle is completely above the moving average. Similarly, a short entry
signal is only valid, when the entry candle is completely below the 200 period moving average.
So, I tested the MACD and Stochastic trading strategy 100 times, and here's what happened.

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