1. Stock K line: candle chart, daily line, yin and yang line, etc. , which is often said, actually refers to the K-line chart. The most common name is -K line, which was first used to calculate the daily rise and fall of rice price. Later, it was used in securities markets such as stocks, futures and options. The lower shadow line and the entity form a columnar K line. The hatching part above the entity is called the upper hatching and the lower hatching. Entities are divided into positive and negative lines.
1. How to use KDJ to operate individual stocks:
Taking 50 as the boundary, we can also judge the strength comparison between long and short sides at this time according to the relative size of the three values of KDJ. If the three values of K, D and J are all greater than 50, it also shows that the strength of many parties is relatively strong; If these three values change around 50, it shows the balance of long and short forces; If these three values are below 50, it can be said that the air force is still very strong. Operationally, it is divided into three different areas: the three values of K, D and J below 20 are oversold areas, which are buying signals; If it is above 80, it is in the overbought area, which is called the sell signal; 20-80 is a wandering area, suitable for waiting and seeing.
(1) Dead fork of golden fork: If all three values of k, d and j are less than 50, and when the J line and the K line float above the D line at the same time, then KDJ forms a golden fork, which means that positions can be added on the same day. However, if all three values of K, D and J are greater than 50, and both the J line and the K line fall below the D line, it means that KDJ has formed a dead fork.
(2) Top Deviation and Bottom Deviation: When the stock keeps an upward trend, but the corresponding KDJ indicators are in an irrelevant state, the top deviation of KDJ is formed. At this time, investors should lighten their positions to prevent risks from being transferred back.