The red line, green line and other lines are not 5 days and 10 days from top to bottom respectively. . Moving average, etc.

The specific knowledge is as follows.

Basic knowledge of K-line chart-Origin: K-line chart, also known as Yin-Yang candle, originated in Japan more than 300 years ago. At that time, there was a businessman named Sakamoto Zongjiu in Japan's grain market. In order to predict the rise and fall of rice prices, he carefully observed the changes of rice prices in the market every day to analyze and predict the rise and fall of rice prices in the market, and recorded the fluctuation of rice prices graphically. This is the initial prototype of the K-line. So the K-line is also called Japan Line or Sakai Line (also called Sakai Line). The book Wind, Forest, Fire and Mountain (Sun Tzu's Art of War), which was written for a long time, quickly spread to the stock market and the world. Its K-line combination has several morphological statistics. Because Sakai's hometown is in Japan, its line-making method is called Sakai tactics.

From 65438 to 0990, steve nison, an American, introduced the "Japanese K-chart" to western financial circles with his book Yin and Yang, which immediately caused a sensation. In his book "Tactics of Stock K-line", steve nison has long demonstrated four technical analysis methods with strong vitality to western financial circles, cracked the secrets of Japanese financial investors, and displayed the charm of candle chart, three-line inversion chart, brick chart and line chart. Therefore, steve nison is praised as "the father of K-line" by western financial circles. K-line is the collective name of negative line and positive line. So, why is it called K-line? In fact, the word "K" in Japan is not written as "K", but as "Ku" (Japanese pronunciation reading kei). K-line is the pronunciation of "Ku line", and the K-line diagram is called "Ku line". In the west, the first English letter "K" is literally translated as "K" line. Therefore,

The English name of Dark Cloud Cover is "Dark Cloud Cover", which is a bearish K-line combination. In the stock, futures and foreign exchange markets, at the end of an upward trend, or at the upper edge of the horizontal adjustment range, the market price closed strongly on 1 trading day, but opened higher and went lower the next day, and the plunge was less than half of 1 entity. This is usually a sign of peaking, indicating that the price in the afternoon has lost its upward momentum and may fall instead. We call it K-line combination.

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