mACD and MACD divergence do I need to show those two in 5 min scalp strategy?

 You do not need both. For a 5-minute scalp strategy, a standard MACD line/histogram crossover is useful for quick momentum entries, but MACD divergence is often too slow and lagging for fast-paced scalping. Choose based on your specific trading style. [1]

MACD Crossovers vs. Divergence in Scalping

MACD Crossovers (Momentum)

Fast and reactive: Tells you when momentum shifts right now.
Good for 5-minute charts: Fits short-term trades and quick triggers.
High noise: Can give false signals in sideways or choppy markets.
Best use: Catching sudden continuation bursts or breakouts. [1, 2, 3, 4]

MACD Divergence (Reversal)

Slow to form: Requires multiple price swings and peaks to develop.
Lags on low timeframes: A 5-minute chart makes divergence noisy and unreliable.
Better for higher timeframes: Works more accurately on 1-hour or daily charts.
Best use: Spotting major trend reversals rather than quick scalps. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Recommendations for Your Strategy

Drop divergence if your goal is holding trades for only a few minutes. It conflicts with fast execution.
Keep basic MACD (or swap it for a faster setup like 3-10-1 or 5-13-1) alongside a fast EMA or VWAP to filter out bad signals. [1, 2]