Use Bollinger Bands to see where price is moving,
and MACD to see how strong that move really is.
Together:
Price below lower band + MACD dropping → strong downtrend
Price below lower band + MACD rising → possible reversal
Narrow bands + MACD flat → big move coming
soon
Step 1: Identify Setup Zone (Before Entry)
Use Bollinger Bands + MACD to spot the setup before acting.
Bands narrow = low volatility
→ Get ready. Market is storing energy.
Price dips below lower band
→ Possible oversold area — don’t buy yet, just observe.
MACD starts curving upward or crossing above signal line
→ Momentum turning bullish = potential entry zone.
📍Draw a horizontal line (support line) at the lowest wick or close of the dip under the lower band.
That marks the bottom zone — your risk line (stop-loss zone).
🧭 Example Flow
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Bands narrow → watch closely
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Price dips below lower band → don’t buy yet
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MACD starts rising → draw potential entry line above middle band
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Price moves above middle band → enter long
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Stop-loss = below previous low
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Take-profit = near upper band or when MACD flattens