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How to treat the bottom separation K-line diagram
The bottom K-line chart mainly depends on the price of the middle K-line. In the K-line separated at the bottom, the lowest price point of the middle K-line is generally lower than other K-lines, and the high price point of this line is relatively lower than other K-lines. The emergence of this bottom split K-line is a common buying signal in the stock market. In the bottom K-line chart, the left and right K-lines adjacent to the middle K-line generally show a downward and upward trend.

Brief introduction of k-line chart

K-line chart is the K-line chart of stock market, which refers to the trend chart of stock market or futures market price. K-line charts generally include four data: opening price, highest price, lowest price and closing price, and all K-line charts should revolve around these four data. K-line chart includes daily K-line chart, weekly K-line chart and monthly K-line chart. Take the daily K-line chart for example. Before drawing the daily K-line chart, you must know the opening price and closing price of the day, and then draw a rectangle. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the K line is called the positive line, otherwise it is called the negative line.