Who can tell me what are the three lines on the K-line of this stock market, what do the red and green columns in the upper and lower parts represent, and the upper and lower shadow lines are the ones above? 1, the red and green column above is the K line, and the upper and lower hatching lines are the upper and lower hatching lines on the K line. The basic knowledge of K-line chart is explained as follows:

The K-line chart is drawn according to the opening price, the highest price, the lowest price and the closing price of each analysis period. Take the daily K-line as an example, first determine the opening price and closing price, and draw the part between them into a rectangular entity. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the K line is called the positive line, which is represented by a hollow entity. On the contrary, it is called a negative line and is represented by a black entity or a white entity.

Many softwares can use colored entities to represent negative and positive lines. In the domestic stock and futures markets, red is usually used to represent the positive line and green is used to represent the negative line. (But in European and American stock and foreign exchange markets, green is usually used to represent the positive line, and red represents the negative line, which is just the opposite of domestic habits. ) Connect the highest price and the lowest price with the entity with thin lines. The line between the highest price and the entity is called the upper shadow line, and the line between the lowest price and the entity is called the lower shadow line.

As shown in the figure:

Similarly, if you draw a K-line chart with one minute's price data, it is called a one-minute K-line. Draw a K-line chart with one month's data, which is called a monthly K-line chart. The drawing cycle can be flexibly selected as required, and K-lines with a cycle of 2 minutes and 3 minutes can also be seen in some professional drawing software.

K-line is a special market language, and different forms have different meanings. Limited to space, I won't explain it in detail.

2. The three lines of yellow, pink and blue are Ma5: 5 moving average, Ma 10: 10 moving average and Ma20: 20 moving average respectively. Each moving average represents the average closing price of each period. For example, the price of the 5-day moving average is the average closing price of the last 5 trading days, and so on.

3. The red and green bars below represent the trading volume, and each bar represents the trading volume of one cycle. For example, the daily line represents the volume of a trading day and the weekly line represents the volume of a week. The color of the energy column line is synchronized with the K-line chart, with the low opening and high closing being red (positive line) and the high opening and low closing being green (negative line).