The index began to rise. When the yellow curve is above the white curve, it means that the stocks with a small number of issues have a large increase; When the white curve is above the yellow curve, it shows that stocks with a large number of issues have a large increase.
When the index gradually falls, if the white curve is still below the yellow curve, it means that the decline of individual stocks is less than that of large-cap stocks; If the yellow curve is lower than the white curve, it means that the decline of small-cap stocks is greater than that of large-cap stocks.
The red and green bars reflect the comparison of the number of transactions of all stocks in the current market. The growth of the red column means that buying is greater than selling, and the index rises accordingly; Shortening the red column means selling more than buying, and the index will start to fall. The growth of the green column indicates that the decline of the index has increased; The shortening of the green column indicates that the decline of the index has decreased.
The yellow curve is used to represent the average price of real-time trading of stocks, that is, the total amount of transactions on that day divided by the total number of shares traded. The yellow bar line is used to indicate the transaction volume per minute. The white curve is used to represent the real-time trading price of stocks. The transaction details are displayed in the lower right corner of the disk, dynamically displaying the price and number of lots of each transaction.