On-exchange funds refer to funds that can be traded on the stock market. What should investors look at when trading them on the stock market? What indicators should we look at? Below we have prepared relevant content for your reference.

Trading on-site funds is similar to trading stocks. You can refer to the following indicators to find buying and selling opportunities:

1. K-line

When the K-line appears an evening cross star , black crow, dark cloud cover and other selling pattern charts, it is a selling signal. The fund may be about to start a downward trend, and investors can wait and see with short positions; when the K line appears morning cross star, red three soldiers, and other buying patterns When the chart is shown, it is a buying signal. The fund may be about to start an upward trend, and investors can buy some in an appropriate amount.

2. Boll indicator

When the upper, middle and lower tracks of the boll indicator begin to diverge upward from the bonding state, it means that the fund trend begins to change from the adjustment stage to the rising stage. , investors can choose to buy some. On the contrary, when the upper, middle and lower tracks of the boll indicator begin to diverge downward from the bonding state, it is a sell signal.

3. KDJ indicator

When the KDJ indicator shows a low golden cross or a bottom divergence pattern, it is a good time to buy. The lower the golden cross, The stronger the buy signal, on the contrary, a dead cross or a top divergence is a sell signal.

4. macd indicator

When the macd indicator shows a low golden cross or a bottom divergence pattern, it is a good time to buy.

In addition, when trading on-site funds, investors can also choose buying and selling opportunities based on the trend of the underlying object or tracking the trend of the index. That is, when the tracking index shows a bottom trend, invest Investors can consider buying some funds in an appropriate amount, and conversely, sell when a peak trend occurs.