what is a k-line column?

K-line is a columnar line, which consists of shadow line and entity. A few single K-lines with columnar K-line only have shadow line (star line) or entity part (bare head and bare foot line). The thick rectangular part in the middle of the K-line is called entity, the thin line above the entity is called upper shadow line, and the thin line below the entity is called lower shadow line. The length of the K-line entity and the upper and lower shadow lines is of great significance to the judgment of the market outlook.

The K-line entity is divided into a positive line and a negative line. In the process of its formation, the K-line column vertically connects the highest price and the lowest price on a certain day or a certain period into a straight line. Then, the K-line column finds out the opening price and closing price of that day or a certain period and connects the two prices into a long and narrow rectangular column. K-line column If the closing price of the day or a certain period is higher than the opening price (lower opening and higher closing), the K-line column will be represented by a hollow red column, which is called "positive line". If the closing price of the day or a certain period is lower than the opening price (higher opening and lower closing), the K-line column is represented by a green or black solid column, which is the "negative line". If the opening price is exactly equal to the closing price, a "cross star line" is formed.

Several color lines on the K-line of the stock represent:

Red box: it is an upward trend, representing that the real-time stock price is higher than the opening price;

blue box: it is a downward trend, which means that the real-time stock price is lower than the opening price;

The white line, pink line, yellow line, green line and red line respectively represent the 5/1/2/3/6/12-day moving average, and the lines with the same color correspond to the numbers that are the average stock prices of different days.

Some software EMAs are not necessarily the same in color, but all have the same meaning; Specifically, if you look at the K-line chart, there is the color behind the value of MA in the upper left corner, for example, yellow after 5 and pink after 1, which means that the average price on the 5th is represented by yellow line, and the average price on the 1th is represented by pink line, and so on.

Column lines on the K-line chart:

1. Red and green column lines: There are red and green column lines near the red and white curves, which reflect the ratio of buying and selling of all stocks in the market at the moment. The shortening of the growth of the red column line indicates the increase or decrease of the buying power; The shortening of the growth of the green column line indicates the strength of the downward selling.

2. white bar: below the red and white graph, it is used to indicate the turnover per minute, and the unit is hands (each hand is equal to 1 shares).