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#Lesson4
MACD DIVERGENCE CONVERGENCE

Are You Trading MACD Divergence Correctly?
One of the most powerful technical indicators that you can use in any market is the MACD oscillator, invented by Gerald Appel in 1979. The MACD, which is short for moving average convergence divergence, is one of the most popular lagging indicators among traders as well.

Many traders use this indicator to trade divergence between the indicator and price, which can be a powerful trading technique if done correctly. Are you trading MACD divergence correctly? In this article, Iโ€™m going to show you how to trade MACD divergence like the pros.
For starters, you should determine whether or not you are using the best MACD indicator for the job. For instance, the default MACD indicator in MetaTrader 4 does not use the original MACD formula and is completely useless when it comes to trading traditional histogram divergence.

Iโ€™ve also seen MACD indicators, in other trading platforms, that only display the histogram, leaving out the MACD and signal lines. In order to trade MACD divergence the way Iโ€™m going to teach you, you need to use a true, traditional MACD oscillator.
The image above is an example of a traditional MACD oscillator. You can see the histogram (bar graph) in gray, the MACD line in blue, and the signal line in red. Of course, the colors can vary between platforms and indicators, or due to user settings.

The MACD line is the fast line. The signal line is the slow line (average of the MACD line). The histogram shows divergence between the MACD line and signal line.