Huangbai line
After entering the mobile cost distribution state, click the first icon in the upper right corner, and several horizontal lines will be displayed on the right side of the K-line chart. The height of the line represents the price, and the length of the line represents the proportion of chips (costs) held at this price. As the crosshairs move, the length of the line will change, indicating the location cost distribution at different times.
If the minimum parameter of the forward moving cost distribution is set to 5, white shows the difference between the current moving cost distribution and the five-day moving cost distribution, that is, the changing part of the chip distribution generated by the transaction in the last five days. (Similarly, if the minimum parameter of the long-term moving cost distribution is 10, it is also explained in this way).
Extended data:
The white line in the middle is the average cost line of all holders in the current market, indicating the center of gravity of the whole cost allocation. If the stock price is lower than it, most people will lose money. ? The chip chart generally looks at two data.
The first is the chip distribution, which refers to the chip distribution on the vertical axis. The smaller the vertical axis span, the more concentrated the chip space.
The second is to look at the concentration of chips and the length of chips on the horizontal axis. The longer the chip, the more concentrated it is. Generally, the best form is short distribution on the vertical axis and long concentration on the horizontal axis. When such stocks are pulled up, they will not be suppressed by the high position on the vertical axis, nor will they be suppressed by the dealer when the chips are not concentrated enough. Other forms will move closer to this optimal model, and the chips in the market must be concentrated and then dispersed.