When I see a monthly MACD flip bearish, I don’t panic, and I don’t dismiss it either. I respect it.
This signal has a long memory. When it shows up on the 1M chart, it usually means momentum is slowing at a structural level, not just a short-term shakeout. And yes, the 4-year cycle matters, because crowd behavior tends to rhyme when liquidity tightens. But here’s the part people skip. Indicators don’t operate in a vacuum. Back in 2019–2020, this same setup failed because liquidity flipped fast. QT paused, T-bill buying started, and QE followed. Price didn’t obey the signal. It obeyed liquidity.
So when I look at this now, I ask one question: does the macro environment confirm the signal, or fight it?
For me, this is a time to stay sharp, not scared. Reduce noise, manage risk, and stay flexible. Markets reward those who think in phases, not absolutes.
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When I see a monthly MACD flip bearish, I don’t panic, and I don’t dismiss it either. I respect it.
This signal has a long memory. When it shows up on the 1M chart, it usually means momentum is slowing at a structural level, not just a short-term shakeout. And yes, the 4-year cycle matters, because crowd behavior tends to rhyme when liquidity tightens.
But here’s the part people skip. Indicators don’t operate in a vacuum. Back in 2019–2020, this same setup failed because liquidity flipped fast. QT paused, T-bill buying started, and QE followed. Price didn’t obey the signal. It obeyed liquidity.
So when I look at this now, I ask one question: does the macro environment confirm the signal, or fight it?
For me, this is a time to stay sharp, not scared. Reduce noise, manage risk, and stay flexible. Markets reward those who think in phases, not absolutes.
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