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What are the random indicators of stocks?
What are the random indicators of stocks? In fact, there are three kinds of random indicators: KD, KDJ and SKDJ. Among them, KDJ index, also known as stochastics, is a relatively 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.

KD index is the abbreviation of arbitrary oscillation index value. It was first applied to futures analysis. It was born for decades and has been used by many people after long-term verification. KD index can give consideration to both application and coordination. Let's explain the skills of using KD indicators.

SKDJ is an index that optimizes K, D, J and removes J. It is also called slow random index (SKDJ) and is also a kind of random index. SKDJ index is a slow random fluctuation. The optimized index points clearly, and it is very easy to judge the short-term trend of the market or individual stocks.

Random calculation formula of stock

1, random index KD calculation formula

Calculate the RSV (immature random value) of each trading day, RSV= (closing price-lowest price in the last N days))+(highest price in the last N days-lowest price in the last N days) x 100), and the moving average of K line: m 1 RSV. D line: M2 moving average parameters of K value: N, MI, M2 days, generally.

2. Calculation formula of stochastics KDJ

The only difference between KDJ and KD is the addition of a J line, which implies that the stock price is overbought and oversold in the short term. RSV= (closing price-the lowest value of the lowest price in n days) ÷ (the highest value of the highest price in n days-the lowest value of the lowest price in n days) daily cumulative average of x 100, K = RSV m 1, daily cumulative average of M2 of d =, J=3×K-2×D, and parameter setting.

3. Calculation formula of slow stochastics SKDJ.

SKDJ is a kind of stochastics, but the KDJ index fluctuates rapidly and the SKDJ line fluctuates slowly. RSV= (closing price-the lowest revenge of the lowest price in n days) ÷ (the highest value of the highest price in n days-the lowest value of the lowest price in n days) × 100, rsv2 = the moving average of RSV's M-day index, k = the M-day cumulative average of rsv2, the I-day cumulative average of d =, and j = 3× k-2× d.