In the K-line chart, each K-line symbol shows the dispute between the long and short sides of the market, indicating the possible stock price changes in the future unit time. \x0d\A, bald positive line. Explain that many parties are dominant. Generally speaking, the longer the positive line, the stronger the strength of many parties, and the greater the possibility of future price increases. \x0d\B, bald head. Explain that the empty side is dominant. Generally speaking, the longer the negative line, the stronger the strength of the empty side, and the greater the possibility of future price decline. \x0d\C, inverted conical public line. Explain that many parties have advantages. If the upper shadow line is longer, it can reflect that the upward pressure is greater and the market outlook may fall; If the upper shadow line is short, the market outlook may consolidate and rise. \x0d\D, inverted cone negative line. Explain that the empty side has an advantage, the price rises first and then falls, and the market outlook may fall. \x0d\E, positive line with shadow line. It shows that after the long-short battle, multi-strategy is dominant, but the upward momentum is insufficient, and there is a possibility of a callback in the market outlook. \x0d\F, a negative line with a shadow line. It shows that after the long-short battle, the empty strategy is dominant, but the decline meets resistance and the market outlook may rebound. \x0d\G, big cross. Most of them appear before the market reversal, indicating that the two sides are evenly matched and the price trend is facing a breakthrough. The longer the upper shadow line, the easier it is to break, and the longer the lower shadow line, the easier it is to break. \x0d\H, little cross. The short upper and lower shadow lines indicate that both sides are not willing to enter the market, and the market outlook is mostly consolidation. First, the tapered positive line. Explain that many parties have an advantage. If the shadow line is long, the market outlook may rise sharply. \x0d\J, tapered negative line. Explain that the empty side has an advantage. If the shadow line is long, the market rebound may be even greater, and if the shadow line is short, it may continue to fall. \x0d\K, inverted T-shape, also known as "tombstone shape". Explain that the stock price is weak and there is a downside risk in the market outlook. \x0d\L, t-shaped. Explain that the stock price decline is blocked and the market outlook may rise. \x0d\ For details, please refer to relevant books to study in detail, and practice with a simulation disk, so that you can integrate theory with practice and master knowledge quickly and effectively. At present, Niu Gubao's simulated stock trading is not bad, and many functions in it are enough to analyze the market and individual stocks, which is much more convenient to use. I hope I can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!