High opening and low walking refers to the phenomenon that stocks begin to fall, low opening and high walking. When the market opened, the stock price index opened higher than the closing point of the previous trading day. With the progress of trading, the stock price index kept falling, and the whole trading day showed a downward trend. K line indicates that the entity is a negative line, and there is no upper shadow line.
In personal capital's words, it means opening low and walking high. In the stock market, bonds, foreign exchange, gold, futures and other capital markets, the opening price of the day's trading was lower than yesterday's closing price, and then with the passage of time, the stock price rose all the way. This trend is often called "low opening and high walking". After the stock price opened lower the next day, it rose all the way. This is called opening lower and going higher. General major news hit the market, and then good news came out that day, and market confidence was greatly improved. This kind of market appears less frequently.