m5, m10, m20, and m30 refer to the May moving average, the October moving average, the 20-month moving average, and the 30-month moving average respectively. The red and green rectangles are commonly known as candle lines, also known as K lines. Red means that the closing price of the month is higher than the opening price, which usually means that the stock price rose that month; green means that the closing price of the month is lower than the opening price, which usually means that the stock price fell that month.

The so-called monthly line refers to the 20-day line in the daily K-line chart. Since the normal trading day of a month is around the 20th, the 20th line is generally regarded as the monthly line.

The m5.m10.m30 on the stock K chart represents the yellow MA5, which represents the 5-day average moving line, the white MA10, and the green MA30. Each color line is the average moving line ( MA).

When trading stocks, everyone often looks at the stock K-line. If you want to invest in stocks, you can use the K-line to find "patterns" and analyze stocks. Only by finding the "patterns" can you make better investments and gain returns.

The five moving averages often talked about refer to the daily moving average. It is defined as the average price of the past five trading days. Correspondingly, moving averages with different periods are called differently. M5 is called the five-day moving average in the daily K-line. In the weekly K-line chart, it is called the five-week moving average. In the K-line chart, it is called the May moving average.

1. What does the stock K-line mean?

The commonly mentioned candle charts, Japanese lines, Yin and Yang lines, etc. actually refer to K-line charts. The most common name is K-line. It was originally used to calculate changes in rice prices. , and later, securities markets such as stocks, futures, options, etc. began to use it.

The shadow line and the entity form a columnar K-line. The part of the shadow line above the real body is called the upper shadow line, and the part below it is called the lower shadow line. The real body is divided into positive line and negative line.

Ps: The shadow line represents the highest and lowest trading price of the day, and the entity represents the opening price and closing price of the day.

There are many ways to represent the positive line, the most commonly used ones are red, white columns and black frame hollows, and the negative lines are represented by black, green or blue solid columns,

In fact, the cross line is not that difficult to understand, which means that the closing price and the opening price are the same

After understanding the K-line, we will be very good at finding buying and selling points (for the stock market, although there is no way to know specific things, the K-line has a certain guiding significance), novices It’s also easy to control.

Here I would like to remind everyone that the analysis of K-line is a bit complicated. If you have just started stock trading and do not understand K-line, it is recommended to use some auxiliary tools to help you judge whether a stock is Worth buying.

2. How to use stock K-line for technical analysis?

1. The real line is a negative line

We should pay attention to the stock trading volume at this time. If the trading volume is not large, it indicates that the stock price may rise in the short term. Decline; if the trading volume is large, it's over, and the stock price is expected to fall for a long time.

2. The real line is positive.

The real line is positive, which shows that the stock price will have more room to rise. As for whether it is a long-term rise, it still needs to be judged in conjunction with some other indicators.