How to look at the K-line chart of a stock: When the closing price is higher than the opening price, the gap between the two is represented by a red line or a hollow column, which is called a positive line. The highest point is the highest price, and the lowest point is the lowest price. If the opening price is lower than the closing price, it is a rectangular column between the two, which is drawn with a solid. The highest point is the highest price and the lowest point is the lowest price. According to its calculation period, it can be divided into daily K-line, weekly K-line, monthly K-line and annual K-line.
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Press F5 on the real-time time-sharing trend chart screen to see the K-line chart, including daily K-line, weekly K-line, monthly K-line, 5-minute line, 15-minute line and other K-lines with different periods. picture.
The upper shadow line is a line above the middle rectangle, and the lower shadow line is a line below the middle rectangle.
The K-line chart, also known as the candle chart, uses a series of bars to represent the rise and fall of the stock price. It is drawn based on the opening price, highest price, lowest price, and closing price of each analysis period (for daily K-line, it is each trading day). The structure of K-line can be divided into upper shadow line, lower shadow line and Intermediate entity three parts. The rectangle in the middle is called the real body, the thin line above the real body is called the upper shadow, and the part below is called the lower shadow.
The highest point of the upper shadow line is the highest price of the current period, and the lowest point of the lower shadow line is the lowest price of the current period. The upper and lower ends of the entity represent the opening price and closing price respectively. ?The bars in the K-line chart are divided into positive lines and negative lines.
Generally, red hollow cylinders are used to represent positive lines, and blue or black solid cylinders are used to represent negative lines. If the closing price during the time period represented by the bar is higher than the opening price, that is, the stock price rises, the bar will be red, otherwise it will be blue or black. If the opening price is exactly equal to the closing price, a cross is formed.
The K-line chart is intuitive, has a strong three-dimensional sense, carries a large amount of information, and contains rich Eastern philosophical ideas. It can fully display the strength of the stock price trend, changes in the balance of power between buyers and sellers, and predict the market outlook. The direction is more accurate, and it is a technical analysis method widely used in various media and computer real-time analysis systems.