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How to treat the colors of the three lines in the K-line?
The three lines in the K-line chart are called short, medium and long-period moving averages, and they are all called moving averages. By dividing the sum of their closing prices in a certain period of time by the period, Ma5 is to add up the closing prices of five days and divide them by five. The drawing method of K-line chart in stock market and futures market includes four data: opening price, highest price, lowest price and closing price. All K-lines are around these four data, reflecting the general situation and price information.

It is the KDJ line, the K line of the stock and the three lines in the chart at the bottom of the volume. KDJ index, also known as stochastics, is a very novel and practical technical analysis index. It was first used in the analysis of futures market, and then widely used in the short-term trend analysis of stock market. It is the most commonly used technical analysis tool in futures and stock markets.

The values of 1, k and d are always between 0 and 100. When d is greater than 70, the market is overbought. When d is less than 30, the market is oversold.

2. when k is greater than d, the trend is upward, so when k breaks through d, it is a buy signal. When the value of D is greater than the value of K, the trend falls, and when the K line falls below the D line, it is a selling signal.

3.KD indicator can not only reflect the overbought and oversold degree of the market, but also send out buying and selling signals through cross-breakthrough.

4.KD index is not suitable for stocks with small circulation and inactive trading, but KD index is extremely accurate for large-cap stocks and popular large-cap stocks.

5. When the stochastic indicator deviates from the stock price, it is generally a turning point signal.

6. The rising or falling speed of K value and D value is weakened and tends to be gentle, which is an early warning signal for short-term improvement.