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What does the time-sharing average price line mean?

The time-sharing moving average consists of two lines: the average price line and the time-sharing stock price line. The average price line is represented by a yellow line, and the time-sharing stock price line is represented by a white line.

Different from the moving average on the K-line chart, which uses the daily closing price as the statistical basis, the average price is calculated by dividing the total trading volume of the market by the total trading volume of the market to calculate the current average trading volume of each stock. price, and very accurately calculates the current comprehensive position cost of all participants. Therefore, with this average price line, we can make some simple reasoning on the market:

1. When the stock price continues to run above the average price line, it indicates that the market expectations are good and buying is active. , most investors who intervened on that day were able to make money, which is a strong feature of the market;

2. When the stock price continues to run below the average price line, it indicates that market expectations are poor and selling is active on that day. Most of the investors who intervened lost money, which is a sign of weakness;

3. When the average price line continues to rise from a low level, it indicates that market expectations have increased, and investors have entered the market one after another to promote the rise in stock prices, and the comprehensive holding costs Continuously rising, forming support for the stock price;

4. When the average price line continues to fall from a high level, it indicates that the market expectations are poor, investors have left the market, forcing the stock price to fall, and the comprehensive holding costs continue to decline, which is a negative impact on the stock price. The stock price is suppressed.

Generally speaking, yesterday's closing price is the watershed between the long and short forces of today's market. If the average price line continues to rise above yesterday's closing price within half an hour after the opening, then the stock is extremely strong and will be strong that day. The probability of closing in the medium-to-long range is higher; within half an hour after the opening, the average price line continued to hit new lows below yesterday's closing price. The stock is extremely weak and the probability of closing in the day is high in the medium-to-long range.

The average price line is an important tool for analysis and judgment in super short-term practical operations. It intersects with the time-sharing trend and follows it like a shadow. Its use at the market varies from person to person, especially when a round of extreme speculation is about to end. At that time, the stock price that had been pulled up by the market suddenly changed its strong upward trend and fell sharply after breaking through the average price line. After that, if the average price line was lost and regained, it would be an ultra-short-term exit signal.