What does K-line board mean? K-line is a technical analysis method invented by the Japanese, which is mainly used in financial markets such as stocks, futures and foreign exchange. K-line inventory refers to the trend of multiple K-lines with similar characteristics and small price fluctuation, forming a narrow price range, which is called "inventory".

What are the characteristics of K-line board? K-line inventory usually shows that many K-lines are similar in characteristics, with small price fluctuation, short physical part of K-line and relatively long upper and lower shadow lines. In the K-line market, the market is in an uncertain state, the strength of buyers and sellers is equal, and it is difficult for prices to show obvious trends. In the technical analysis, we can use the indicators such as volume, bollinger band and KDJ to judge the breakthrough point of K-line inventory.

How to deal with the K-line board? In the K-line market, the fluctuation of the market is small, and the trading opportunities are correspondingly less, so we need to wait patiently for the breakthrough point of the price. Investors can adopt trading strategies such as small positions, short-term trading and trend tracking to deal with the K-line market. At the same time, we should keep sensitive to the market, pay attention to market information and trends, set up stop-loss and profit-taking in advance, and control risks.