tags. Use proper Hebrew punctuation and quotation marks? No need for quotes in Hebrew text. Use Hebrew double quotes if needed but not necessary.
Let's write the content as a string with HTML. Note: In JSON, we need to escape double quotes inside the string. But since we are outputting JSON, we can use backslashes. Alternatively, we can use single quotes for the Hebrew text? No, JSON requires double quotes for strings. So we need to escape any double quotes inside the content. In the Hebrew text, there are no double quotes except maybe for the $ sign? No. So it's fine.
But careful: In the title, we have "UNI" and "MACD" - keep as is. Also in content, we have "MACD" and "SMA" - keep as is. Use Hebrew for "Simple Moving Average" - maybe "ממוצע נע פשוט" but then keep SMA in parentheses? The original says "200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA)" - we can translate as "הממוצע הנע הפשוט ל-200 יום (SMA)" and later just "SMA". That's fine.
Also "Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)" - translate as "ממוצע נע מתכנס מתבדר (MACD)"? Actually common term in Hebrew is "MACD" itself. So we can keep as "MACD" and explain in parentheses? The original has the full name in parentheses. We can translate the full name: "התכנסות והתבדרות של ממוצעים נעים (MACD)"? But that might be too technical. Better to keep as "Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)" in English? The requirement says keep
