Fund transactions are divided into on-site transactions and off-site transactions. Many investors favor exchange funds, but they need to trade through stock accounts. In order to get a good return in the Exchange Fund, it is necessary to master some skills. If you invest in ordinary OTC funds for a long time, you will naturally want to invest in exchange-traded funds with greater liquidity and lower cost. Fund trading, like stock trading, is a real-time transaction, so the trend chart is K-line. Because the K-line is arranged like a small candle, the K-line chart is also called a candle chart. K-line chart looks very complicated, but it is convenient to see the market after understanding the meaning of various signs.

Since OTC funds are traded at the closing price, this trend line is drawn by connecting the closing points of each trading day, so that you can see the performance trend of the fund at a glance. These four data constitute the K-line: opening price, high price, low price and closing price. All K-lines are centered around these four data, reflecting the general situation and price information. First, determine the opening price and closing price and draw a rectangular entity between them. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the K-line is called the main line and is represented by a hollow entity. To be exact, it is called a negative line with green entities. Transfer the high price and low price in the tray to the entity with thin lines. The line between the highest price and the real price is called the top line, and the line between the lowest price and the real price is called the bottom line.

Users can directly search the stock trading fund corresponding to the fund in the stock trading software, and they can see the K-line chart. What needs to be clear is that not all funds can see the K-line chart. Some funds can see, and some can only see the changes in the net value in the chart. The former is an index fund with passive strategy, while the latter is generally an active strategy fund. According to the K-line calculation cycle, it is divided into daily K-line, weekly K-line, monthly K-line and annual K-line. Weekly K-line refers to the K-line drawn with the opening price on Monday, the closing price on Friday, the highest price this week and the lowest price this week. Similarly, the definitions of monthly K line and annual K line can be derived. In addition, many programs can provide 5-minute k, 15-minute k, 30-minute k, 60-minute k ... According to the fluctuation range of opening price and closing price, the K line can be divided into extreme yin, extreme yang, small yin, small yang, middle yin, middle yang, big yin and big yang lines.

Investors do T according to the relationship between their prices and the moving average. When the price drop is supported by the moving average, you can buy some suitable quantities. Conversely, when the price drop is suppressed by the moving average, it can be sold. In addition, investors can conduct T operation according to the fund's previous highs and lows. According to the time-sharing chart of the Exchange Fund. In the time-sharing chart of stocks, investors can buy an appropriate number of stocks when the current price is lower than the moving average and sell an appropriate number of stocks when the current price is higher than the moving average.