The daily line, weekly line and monthly line represent an average line in different periods, and their colors and thicknesses will be different. The daily line is a line drawn by the opening price/closing price/highest price/lowest price on any day. The middle is thick and the two ends are thin. Basically, there is a line every day, which will be different.
The weekly line is a weekly K-line, based on the opening price on Monday, the closing price on Friday, the highest price in a week and the lowest price in a week. The monthly line is generally centered on a date, which is a line formed one month later, that is, more than 20 trading days.
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Use your mobile phone to open the downloaded and installed stock trading software, enter the account password and enter the system. In the system, we choose a stock, which is usually the daily line by default, and we can also modify the weekly and monthly lines by mobile phone. In "K-line mode", you can see two thin lines appear on the screen. Yellow is the 5-day moving average, purple is the 10 moving average, green is the 20-day moving average, white is the 30-day moving average (monthly line), blue-green is the 120 moving average (also called semi-annual line), and red is the 250 antenna (also called annual line).
There are also some application rules for daily, weekly and monthly lines. When stocks fall, the yellow line will be above the white line, which means that smaller stocks in circulation fall and larger stocks fall; On the contrary, small stocks fell more than big stocks.
What does the stock K line mean?
K-line chart is called candle chart, daily line, yin-yang line, etc. K line is its most common name. It was originally used to show the daily change of rice price, and later it has a place in stock, futures, options and other securities markets.
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.
Ps: Shaded lines represent the highest and lowest prices of the day's transactions, and entities represent the opening and closing prices of the day.
Yang lines can often be represented by red, white columns or black boxes, and green, black or blue solid lines are selected to represent Yin lines.
In addition to the above situation, when the "crosshair" is seen by us, the solid part is converted into a line.
Actually, the reticle is easy to understand. It can be seen from the crosshair that the closing price is equal to the opening price.
Knowing the K-line, we can easily grasp the buying and selling points (although there is no way to predict the stock market, the K-line is instructive), and it will not be so difficult for novices to operate.
On the one hand, it is worth noting that K-line analysis is difficult. If you just started trading stocks and don't know K-line, I suggest using some auxiliary tools to help you judge whether a stock is worth buying.
How to use stock K-line for technical analysis?
1, and the solid line is the negative line.
At this time, it is necessary to analyze the trading volume of stocks. In case the volume is not large, it means that the stock price may fall in the short term; And the volume is very large, so most share prices will fall for a long time.
2. The solid line is the main line.
What do you mean the solid line is the positive line? It fully shows that the motivation of stock price rise is more sufficient, and whether it is a long-term rise must be judged by combining other indicators.