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Estrategia de divergencia para MCD- Divergence Strategy for $MCD

Posted On Thursday, June 14, 2012 By . Under News, Trading Tools    








Estrategia de divergencia con el MACD del Stock MCD para comprar Call weekly o del mes de Julio con confirmacion de RSI, Sotochastic, MACD y rompimiento de diagonal descendente.

 

MACD Divergence strategy with $MCD : Call weekly or Monthly July – RSI crossover, Stochastic Cross, MACD crossover, and descending Diagonal break out.  

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