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What do some gray boxes on the K-line diagram mean?
Gray box: it is an upward trend, indicating that the real-time stock price is higher than the opening price;

Blue box: it is a downward trend, indicating that the real-time stock price is lower than the opening price;

White line, pink line, yellow line, green line and red line respectively represent the daily moving average of 5/10/20/30/60/120, and lines with the same color correspond to figures, that is, the average stock price on different days.

Some software moving averages are not necessarily the same color, but the meaning is the same; Specifically, if you look at the K-line chart, there is a color behind the MA value in the upper left corner, such as yellow after 5, pink after 10, indicating that the 5-day average price is represented by a yellow line, and the daily average price of 10 is represented by a pink line, and so on.

1. In the stock K-line chart, the blue line represents the J value, the red line represents the D value, and the yellow line represents the K value. These three lines constitute the KDJ index. When the J line is working on KD, it indicates an upward trend, and when the J line is below KD, it indicates a downward trend. KDJ index, also known as stochastics in the stock market, is a practical technical analysis index.

2. In the K-line chart, there are not only KDJ random indicators, but also indicators representing the moving averages, including white, pink, yellow, green and red, which correspond to the moving averages of 5, 10, 20, 30 and 60 days respectively.

3. The shape of K-line chart can be divided into flip shape, comb shape, gap and trend line. Post-K-line chart is introduced into stock market and commodity futures with its meticulous and unique drawing method.

4. When the closing price of the day or a certain period of time is higher than the opening price (that is, lower prices and higher prices), people will use red to indicate it, or leave blank art on the column. This kind of column is called "Dayang Line".

5. In the daily K-line chart, the white line, yellow line, purple line and green line represent the daily average of 5, 10, 20 and 60 respectively, but they are not fixed and will change according to different settings. For example, it can be set to 5, 15, 30, 60 moving average in the system.

6. The commonly used moving averages are 5 days, 10 days, 30 days, 60 days, 120 days and 240 days. Among them, the short-term moving averages on the 5th and 10 are the reference indicators for short-term operation, which are called the moving average index; 30 days and 60 days are medium-term moving average indicators, called quarterly moving average indicators; 120 and 240 days are long-term moving average indicators, which are called annual moving average indicators.

7.k-line originated from Japanese rice market transaction, also called daily line and candle line. There are two kinds of K-line, one is the positive line (red) and the other is the negative line (blue). The positive line, the red box is called the positive line entity, the upper end represents the closing price, the lower end represents the opening price, the vertical line above the box is called the upper shadow line, and the upper part represents the highest price; The vertical line on the surface of the line is called shadow line, which indicates the lowest transaction price. Yin line, the upper shadow line indicates the highest price, the lower shadow line indicates the lowest price, the top of the box indicates the opening price, and the bottom indicates the closing price.

8. The information contained in the K-line is generally that the upper shadow line and the negative line entity represent the downward pressure on the stock price; The lower shadow line and the positive line entity represent the rising power of the stock price. The longer the upper shadow line and the lower shadow line, the stronger the power of stock price decline, and the longer the lower shadow line and the lower shadow line, the stronger the power of stock price decline.