The k-line refers to the k-line with a one-day cycle, which represents all trading activities of individual stocks from 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. The daily k-line is based on the four price points formed in the daily trend of the stock price (index), that is, the opening

Price, closing price, highest price and lowest price are drawn.

If you see that the upper and lower shadow lines of the daily K-line are relatively long, then you can consider whether the stock has risen or fallen or has bottomed out.

If the K-line entity of the big daily K-line is relatively long, then consider the amplitude of the day.

In addition, the day's rise and fall can be judged based on the color of the daily K-line.

The K line has outstanding significance in stock technology because its cycle is a short-term watershed.

Above the daily line are the weekly line, monthly line, quarterly line, and annual line.

Below the daily line are some extremely sensitive daily K lines such as the 120-minute line, 60-minute line, and 30-minute line.

Therefore, it is extremely important for us to study the trend of the daily K-line.

Generally speaking, the daily K-line is of great significance, and we can deal with it according to its changes.

The K-line is very important to short-term investors, but not so important to long-term investors.