It is a curve drawn by the average transaction price from the opening of the day to the present, which is similar to the moving average.
Time-sharing chart:
Time-sharing chart refers to the dynamic real-time (real-time) time-sharing trend chart of the market and individual stocks, which plays an extremely important role in actual combat judgment and is the fundamental place to grasp the transformation of long and short power, that is, the direct change of the market.
Time-sharing chart judgment method:
When the stock index gapped higher,
1) within half an hour after the stock index opened higher, it has been running above the gap and has risen strongly. If this happens, the market will judge it as the closing line, which can be absorbed during the intraday callback.
2) Within half an hour after the stock index gapped higher, the stock index first fell to fill the gap and then rose. If the stock index is in a rising state at 10, it should also be judged to close on the same day, but the accurate probability is not as high as the first time.
3) Within half an hour after the stock index opened higher, the stock index fell all the way. When the stock index is falling at 10, it should be judged that the day is cloudy, and the operation on that day should be cautious.
When the stock index is flat
1) within half an hour of the opening of the stock index, if the stock index rises strongly all the way, it will close on the same day.
2) If the stock index falls all the way within half an hour of the opening, it will close on the same day.
3) Within half an hour after the opening of the stock index, if the stock index falls first and then rises, if the stock index is in a rising state at 10, it is judged that the stock index closed on that day.
4) If the stock index rises first and then falls within half an hour after the opening, if the stock index is in a falling state at 10, it is judged that the day is cloudy.
When the stock index opened lower
1) When the stock index falls all the way within half an hour after it opens lower, it is accurate to judge that the market is overcast on that day, and it is easy to fall sharply on that day.
2) When the stock index opens lower, it will immediately cover the gap and rise all the way, and there is a great chance of closing the sun that day.
3) When the stock index starts to rebound within half an hour after opening lower, but the gap is not filled, and it falls again near 10, it will close on the same day.
4) When the stock index opens lower and covers the gap within half an hour before the downward trend, it is still judged as a negative line.
The above situation belongs to prediction, so it is only the level of accurate probability, not necessarily right. There are two other special cases:
1) Sometimes, within half an hour after the opening in the morning, the fluctuation range of the stock index is very small, often within one or two points, and the red column and the green column are short and sometimes staggered. If this happens, the market is prone to ups and downs, usually ups and downs.
2) Sometimes, within half an hour after the early opening, the stock index fluctuates greatly, showing a trend of jumping up and down, so it can be judged that the market fluctuates greatly around the opening index on that day.