ich nochma:
ich verstehe das macd konzept noch nich ganz, bzw die erklärung was macd genau ist. auf babypips steht folgendes:
For example, if you were to see "12, 26, 9" as the MACD parameters (which is usually the default setting for most charting packages), this is how you would interpret it:
* The 12 represents the previous 12 bars of the faster moving average.
* The 26 represents the previous 26 bars of the slower moving average.
* The 9 represents the previous 9 bars of the difference between the two moving averages. This is plotted by vertical lines called a histogram (the green lines in the chart above).
There is a common misconception when it comes to the lines of the MACD. The two lines that are drawn are NOT moving averages of the price. Instead, they are the moving averages of the DIFFERENCE between two moving averages.
In our example above, the faster moving average is the moving average of the difference between the 12 and 26-period moving averages. The slower moving average plots the average of the previous MACD line. Once again, from our example above, this would be a 9-period moving average.
This means that we are taking the average of the last 9 periods of the faster MACD line and plotting it as our slower moving average. This smoothens out the original line even more, which gives us a more accurate line.
The histogram simply plots the difference between the fast and slow moving average. If you look at our original chart, you can see that, as the two moving averages separate, the histogram gets bigger.
Read more: http://www.babypips.com/school/macd.html#ixzz1snqiwOPw
und ich nur so 
da sind in dem bild nu 2 graphen gemalt. was is das nu?? ich lese nur was vom drölf differenzen, welche der beiden linien isz nun was und was sagen die aus? wie berechnen sich die?
ich verstehe zwar, dass crossovers einen neuen trend aufzeigen und das das histogramm die differenz der beiden graphen zeigt. aber die hinterründe kapiere ich nich.
grüße
Download (MACD_OsMA_4ColorH_2LVar1_mtf.ex4)
