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How do novices look at disk and K-line diagram?
How do novices look at the disk and K-line chart _ Matters needing attention in buying northbound funds

K-line generally refers to this chart, which originated from the Tokugawa shogunate era in Japan. It was used by businessmen in Japanese rice market at that time to record the market and price fluctuation of rice market, and then it was introduced to stock market and futures market because of its ingenious and unique drawing method. The following is how novices look at the collection of disk and K-line chart. Welcome to refer to.

How do novices look at disk and K-line diagram?

K-line chart is a special market language, and different forms have different meanings.

First, look at Yin and Yang first.

Yin and Yang represent the trend direction of long and short, the Yang line indicates that it is in an upward market and may continue to rise, and the Yin line indicates that it is in a downward market and may continue to fall. Take Yangxian as an example. After a period of long and short struggle, the closing price is higher than the opening price, which indicates that the bulls have the upper hand, so Yangxian indicates that the price will continue to rise in the next stage.

Second, look at the entity.

Entity refers to the difference between the closing price and the opening price of K-line. The bigger the spread, the stronger the K-line. Therefore, in foreign exchange transactions, if you choose a larger K-line, such as Yin Da Line and Dayang Line, the probability of successful transactions is higher.

Third, finally look at the shadow line.

Shadow line refers to the price difference between the highest and lowest K line or the lowest price and the closing price. For example, hatching refers to the price difference between the highest price and the closing price. The farther the distance between the highest point and the closing price, the longer the lower shadow line, indicating that the rising power is affected by yin. At this time, it is more favorable to buy down and short. The lower shadow line refers to the price difference between the lowest price of K line and the closing price. The longer the shadow line, the stronger the counterattack of rising. Therefore, in foreign exchange trading, if you see that the shadow line on the K line is too long, you can't make more orders. If you see that the shadow line on the K line is too long, you can't short orders.

Matters needing attention in purchasing funds in the north

As we all know, northbound capital refers to the capital flowing into the domestic stock market from Hong Kong and other countries. In the stock selection of A-shares, priority can be given to the stocks concerned by northbound funds. Northbound funds prefer short-term operations and GEM targets, which have little impact on blue-chip stocks and large-cap stocks and have limited impact on market trends.

Stocks bought by northbound funds may not necessarily rise. If the capital flows out of the northern stocks, it may also cause an extreme decline in the stock market. Among them, whether the stock rises or not has little to do with the northward funds, and the amount of northward funds is not enough to change the current bear market of the Shanghai Composite Index.

Capital is an important factor that determines the rise and fall of stocks, and northbound capital is the most transparent and easily observed structural capital. The risk preference of northbound capital is low, which far exceeds the market in terms of investment performance in the past five years.

But in most cases, northbound funds are sensitive to the market and industry prosperity, so they are generally called hot money, so when northbound funds buy stocks in large quantities, stocks will rise.

Because northbound funds belong to overseas funds, they are rich in investment experience and relatively reliable, and generally outperform the broader market. In particular, stocks with concentrated funds in the north can be held for a long time. So for most retail investors, observing the inflow and outflow of banker's funds can reduce their investment mistakes and increase their judgment on investment.

What is the difference between buying and being overweight?

The so-called buying a stock means that investors are optimistic about the future development of the stock that day, and the stock now has a buying point, and investors will buy a stock with profit space and hold the stock; The overweight is to increase the share of the stock on the basis of buying the stock, so as to further expand your profit space and earn higher income.

The main difference between stock buying and overweight is that bullish Chengdu is different. In the rating of investment institutions, the buying level is higher than the overweight level, and the stocks at the buying level will have more room for growth than those at the overweight level, earning higher returns for investors. Generally speaking, whether buying stocks or increasing stocks is a sign that stock investors are optimistic about the prospects of the stock market.