Answer: 1. The above picture is a K-line chart, in which the black line is the average price line and the other line is the connection line of the transaction price worn every minute. 2. The chart below shows the time-sharing chart of the trading volume. The higher the vertical bar, the louder the volume.
How many moving averages does the market see?
You can see it on the K-line chart. Generally, there will be several moving averages in the upper left corner with different colors. Of course, you can also set the number of moving averages yourself!
Does the annual line mean the market? Does every stock have an annual line? How to treat the annual line?
1. The so-called annual line refers to the curve formed by the average connection of the stock price or the price of an N day in the past year, usually 256 days, or 250 days, and some people use 288 days.
2. Of course, each stock can set a one-year moving average of 256/250/288, as long as it can set a continuous price.
3. The annual line is seen with eyes. The annual line is generally used as a reference for medium and long-term investors to the strength of stocks; If the annual line goes up and the stock price is stable above the annual line, it means that it is a bull market in the medium and long term. If the annual line is up and the stock price is below the annual line, it means that it is corrected in the bull market and can be bought when the retracement volume shrinks. On the contrary, the downward trend is the same.
4. Some people's explanations are incorrect, so don't misunderstand. The so-called line refers to the average line, including simple average line (SMA/MA), exponential average line (EMA) and weighted average line (WMA); There is no such thing as six lines and seven lines ... On the K-line chart, it is the trader's freedom to set several moving averages or no moving averages at all. You can set 288 mA as the annual line or 250 mA as the current line, as long as you know how to use it.
How to treat the time-sharing chart and K-line of the stock market? What do the lines of different colors represent?
The white line is the real-time price trend, the yellow line is the leading indicator, and the price trend (such as the weight of individual stocks) is not weighted.
What do you think of the views in the stock market? What do those lines stand for?
Basic knowledge of time-sharing chart (article source: stock market horse classics) Time-sharing chart refers to the dynamic real-time (real-time) time-sharing trend chart of the market and individual stocks. Its position in actual combat judgment is extremely important, that is, it immediately grasps the transformation of long and short forces, that is, the direct and fundamental changes in the market. Here, let me first introduce you to the basic conceptual knowledge. Real-time time-sharing chart of the market index: 1) White curve: the weighted index representing the market, that is, the actual index of the market often 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. 3) Red-green column line: There is a red-green column line near the red-white curve, which reflects the trading ratio of all stocks in the market at the moment. The shortening of the growth of the red bar indicates the increase or decrease of purchasing power; The shortening of the growth of the green column line shows the strength of downward selling. 4) Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, it is used to indicate the turnover per minute, and the unit is hand (each hand is equal to 100 shares). 5) Number of consigned selling lots: it represents the sum of the lots of all stocks in the last three orders after consigning and the last three orders after selling. 6) Commission Proportion Value: it is the ratio of the difference between the number of commission sales hands and their sum. When the commission ratio value is positive, it means that the buyer is stronger and the stock index is more likely to rise; When the commission ratio is negative, it means that the seller is stronger and the stock index is more likely to fall. Real-time time-sharing chart of individual stocks: 1) White curve: indicates the real-time transaction price of the stock. 2) Yellow curve: indicates the average transaction price of the stock, that is, the total transaction amount of the day divided by the total number of shares traded. 3) Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, used to represent the turnover per minute. 4) Transaction Details: The transaction details are displayed at the lower right of the disk, showing the dynamic price and lots of each transaction. 5) Outer disk and inner disk: the outer disk is also called active buying, that is, the cumulative volume of the transaction price at the time of selling; Active selling in the market, that is, the cumulative volume of transactions at the purchase price. The outer disk reflects the buyer's wishes and the inner disk reflects the seller's wishes. 6) Volume ratio: refers to the ratio of the total number of lots sold on that day to the average number of lots sold recently, and the specific formula is: current total number of lots/((average number of lots on the 5th day /240)* opening minutes). The volume ratio indicates the recent increase or decrease of volume at this time. A value greater than 1 indicates that the total number of transactions has been enlarged, while a value less than 1 indicates that the total number of transactions has been reduced. K-line analysis in actual combat must be combined with real-time time time-sharing chart analysis in order to truly and reliably understand the language of the market and understand the mystery of stock price changes on the disk. The morphological neckline figure in K-line morphological analysis and the analysis method and principle of wave angular momentum are also applicable to real-time dynamic time-sharing trend chart analysis, and the specific practical judgment skills will be discussed in another article. (article source: stock market horse classics goomj) References:
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What does the stock line represent?
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Every color line on the K-line chart of stock operation is the moving average (MA). The following numbers 5, 10, 20, 30, 120, 250 respectively represent trading days or measured values.
For example, on the K line:
The yellow MA5 represents the 5-day moving average.
Red MA 10,
Grass green MA20,
White MA30,
The blue MA 120 means 120, also called semi-annual line.
Crimson MA250, also known as the annual line.
If it helps, please adopt it in time. Thank you for your support!
How to treat the time-sharing chart of the stock market? Which is the weighted line and which represents small-cap stocks? 10 point
The yellow line represents large-cap stocks and the white line represents small-cap stocks. . . .
What do the three lines of stock mean? what do you think?
It is the KDJ line, the K line of the stock and the three lines in the chart at the bottom of the volume. KDJ index, also known as stochastics, is a very novel and practical technical analysis index. It was first used in the analysis of futures market, and then widely used in the short-term trend analysis of stock market. It is the most commonly used technical analysis tool in futures and stock markets.
The value of 1. K and d are always between 0 and 100. When d is greater than 70, the market is overbought. When d is less than 30, the market is oversold.
2. When K is greater than D, the trend is upward, so when K line breaks through D line, it is a buy signal. When the value of D is greater than the value of K, the trend falls, and when the K line falls below the D line, it is a selling signal.
3. number three. KD indicator can not only reflect the degree of overbought and oversold in the market, but also signal buying and selling through cross-breakthrough.
4.KD index is not suitable for stocks with small circulation and inactive trading, but KD index is extremely accurate for large-cap stocks and popular large-cap stocks.
5. When the stochastic indicator deviates from the stock price, it is generally a turning point signal.
6. The rising or falling speed of K value and D value is weakened, and the inclination tends to be flat, which is an early warning signal for short-term improvement.
How to treat the annual line of the market?
Online represents strength, and offline represents weakness!
The annual line is too long for ordinary investors to read!
How to treat four-line stocks?
In the K-line chart, the white line, the yellow line, the purple line and the green line represent the moving averages of 5th,10th, 30th and 60th respectively, but this is not fixed and will change according to different settings. The curves of MA5 and white represent the 5-day moving average and the average closing price of the stock in the last 5 days. And so on.
Application rules of moving average:
1, at the beginning of the rising market, the short-term moving average breaks through the long-term moving average from bottom to top, and the intersection formed is called the golden cross. It indicates that the stock price will rise: the 5-day moving average crosses the 10 moving average; The intersections formed across the 30-day moving average on the 10 moving average are all golden intersections.
2. The crossover formed when the short-term moving average falls below the medium-and long-term moving average is called the death crossover. It indicates that the stock price will fall. 5-day moving average crossing 10 moving average; The intersections formed when the 10 moving average crosses the 30-day moving average are all dead intersections.
3. When the rising market enters a stable period, the moving averages of 5th, 10 and 30th are arranged from top to bottom and moved to the upper right, which is called long arrangement. It indicates that the stock price will rise sharply.
4. In the falling market, the 5-day, 10, and 30-day moving averages are arranged from bottom to top, and move to the lower right, which is called short arrangement, indicating that the stock price will fall sharply.
5. In the rising market, the stock price is above the moving average, and the multi-position moving average can be regarded as a multi-party defense line; When the stock price returns to the vicinity of the moving average, each moving average will generate support in turn, and buying will push the stock price up again, which is the role of the moving average.
6. In the falling market, the stock price is below the moving average, and the moving average with short positions can be regarded as the defense line of the empty side. When the stock price rebounds near the moving average, it will encounter resistance, and the selling will gush out, prompting the stock price to fall further. This is the help of the moving average.
7. The turning point of the moving average is when the moving average turns from rising to falling and the lowest point turns from falling to rising. It indicates that the stock price trend will reverse.
A brief overview, detailed reference books on the relevant aspects of this system to learn, while using the simulation disk to practice, you can quickly and effectively master skills. At present, Niu Gubao's simulation of stock trading is not bad, and many functions are enough to analyze the market and individual stocks, which is very helpful to use. I hope I can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!