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What do the yellow and white lines mean?
Real-time time-sharing chart of market index:

1) white curve: it represents the weighted index of the broader market, that is, the actual index of the broader market published by the stock exchange every day.

2) Yellow curve: the market does not contain weighted indicators, that is, regardless of the size of the stock sector, all stocks are regarded as having the same impact on the index to calculate the market index.

Referring to the mutual position of the white and yellow curves, we can know that:

A) When the market index rises, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that the stocks with smaller circulation have a larger increase; On the contrary, the yellow line is below the white line, indicating that small-cap stocks lag behind large-cap stocks.

B) When the market index falls, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that there are fewer stocks with smaller circulation than those with larger circulation; On the other hand, small stocks fell more than large stocks.

Real-time time-sharing chart of individual stocks:

The white curve represents the real-time transaction price line, which fluctuates obviously and represents the real-time price of the current transaction.

The yellow curve represents the average cost line of the day, which is a reflection of the price calculated according to the moving weight according to the volume of each transaction and reflects the average cost of the day.

Referring to the mutual position of the white and yellow curves, we can know that:

1, it is normal for the white line to fluctuate up and down around the yellow line; The white line is always above the yellow line, and occasionally it will break. Pull back above the yellow line in a short time, and the yellow line constitutes the white line support; The white line and the yellow line are always downward, occasionally crossing the yellow line and returning to the bottom of the yellow line in a short time. The pressure of the yellow line on the white line is weak.

2, the normal market, especially the consolidation of individual stocks, the trend of small Yin and small Yang inclusions, you can take this approach in the time-sharing chart, that is, buy where the white line is far below the yellow line, and throw it at a higher place above the yellow line the next day.

These can be understood gradually, and investors had better have some preliminary understanding of the stock market before entering the stock market. At the beginning, you can use A Niu Stock Treasure to simulate stock trading. There are some basic knowledge materials of stocks worth learning, and you can also establish your own mature knowledge and experience of stock trading through the above related knowledge. I hope I can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!