In the Tongtongda stock trading system, the trading volume cannot be set to hollow. The method to set the K-line to hollow red is: right-click on the K-line chart, select the main chart type, and then select K-line hollow or K-line solid.

Everyone who often trades in stocks knows to look at the stock K-line. Using K-lines to find "patterns" is also a commonly used method for stock trading. After all, the stock market is ever-changing, so you can make better investment decisions and gain returns.

Let me explain the K-line to my friends and teach you how to understand it.

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1. What does the stock K-line mean?

We also call K-line charts candle charts, Japanese lines, Yin-Yang lines, etc. We often call them K-lines. It was originally used to show the daily changes in rice prices. Later, It can also be used in securities markets such as stocks, futures, and options.

It looks like a column and can be divided into shadow lines and entities. We call this K-line. The part of the shadow line above the real body is called the upper shadow line, and the part below it is called the lower shadow line. The real body is divided into positive line and negative line.

Ps: The shadow line represents the highest and lowest trading price of the day, and the entity represents the opening price and closing price of the day.

The way to represent the positive line is not only red, but also white cylinders and black frame hollows, and we choose to use green, black or blue solid columns to represent the negative lines. In addition, we can see the "cross lines" When , the solid part is converted into a line.

In fact, the cross line is easy to understand. It represents the closing price = opening price of the day.

After understanding the K-line, we can easily grasp the buying and selling points (for the stock market, although there is no way to know specific things, the K-line has a certain guiding significance), for novices , it is easiest to master conveniently.

Here I would like to remind everyone that analyzing the K-line is not as easy as imagined. If you are not clear about the K-line, it is recommended to use some auxiliary tools to help you judge whether a stock is worth buying.

For example, in the stock diagnosis link below, if you enter your favorite stock code, it will automatically help you with valuation, analysis of the market situation, etc. I used this method to make the transition when I first started trading stocks. Very convenient: free test of your stock’s current valuation position?

Let me briefly explain a few K-line analysis tips to help you quickly enter the preliminary stage.

2. How to use stock K-line for technical analysis?

1. The real line is a negative line

At this time, it depends on the trading volume of the stock. If the trading volume is not large, it means that the stock price may fall in the short term; if the trading volume It's very big, and the stock price is expected to fall for a long time.

2. The real line is positive.

What does it mean that the real line is positive? It means that the stock price has more momentum to rise. As for whether it is a long-term rise, it still needs to be judged in conjunction with some other indicators.

For example, factors/indicators such as market conditions, industry prospects, valuations, etc. However, due to space issues, we cannot go into details. You can click on the link below to learn: A complete collection of basic stock market knowledge necessary for novices

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