1. Compared with the previous day's turnover, the scarlet letter below the general manager indicates the numerical change, and the scarlet letter below the positions indicates the increase or decrease of the positions.

2. These lines represent the moving average, white represents the 5-day moving average, yellow represents the 10 moving average, purple represents the 20-day moving average, green represents the 40-day moving average and gray represents the 60-day moving average. You can see that there is a MA combination at the top left, and the numbers and colors behind it are all like this.

3. This means the trading volume of the day, red means to increase the position and green means to reduce the position.

This represents MACD technical index, which is a complicated topic. Simply put, yellow and white means you can buy at the bottom, red means you can sell at the top, and green means you want to go up.