ANALYSIS OF THE PRICE PATTERN TO DETERMINE BUY AND SELL SIGNALS USING THE TECHNICAL INDICATORS (MACD, MOVING AVERAGE, and BOLLINGER BANDS)

Abstract

Investment is placing assets in the form of assets or funds for something that is expected to generate income or will increase its value in the future. Investors can invest in stocks using a long-term strategy to gain profits, but there are other ways that can be used to develop funds from stock investments, namely stock trading activities. According to the findings of this study, the Bollinger band, MACD, and MA 100 indicators may effectively catch buying and selling signals. COVID was active at this time. When stock prices fall below the MA 100, the Bollinger band indicator has a higher signal than previously, indicating that volatility is strong and the signal's accuracy is decreasing. This is based on study findings that reveal a difference in time accuracy between Bollinger, MA, and MACD, indicating that employing a mix of various types of indicators is preferable to using a single indicator. Although there is no statistically significant difference, there is simply a difference in the rise and growth in the existing placement value, this order of values is critical for traders since making the right selections in daily transactions demands a high level of precision.