The MACD strategy shown in this video is a high win rate trading strategy that uses moving averages to find trends. Combining it with a 200-day moving average and support and resistance levels can give an extremely high win rate. Traders need to ensure that they only trade when the market is in an uptrend by checking whether the current price is above the 200-day moving average, and the MACD lines have crossed below the zero line. To make the strategy even better, traders can combine the MACD with price action by identifying key support and resistance levels.

The MACD Strategy: A High Win Rate Trading Strategy
Introduction: Understanding the MACD Indicator
Components of the MACD Indicator
Using the MACD to Find Trends in Markets
Limitations of Using the MACD Indicator by Itself
Combining the MACD with Other Indicators
Adding a 200-Day Moving Average to the Mix
Implementing the MACD Strategy with Price Action
How to Use Key Levels of Support and Resistance
Putting It All Together: The MACD, 200-Day Moving Average, and Support/Resistance
Conclusion: A Winning Trading Strategy