DDE is the abbreviation of Level-2 DDE decision-making system, including DDX, DDY, DDZ and other indicators.

What is DDX becoming popular?

\x0d\ The so-called DDX turning red means that the value of DDX in the DDX indicator is greater than 0. The intuitive visual performance is as follows: the column in the indicator is displayed in red, and the tip behind DDX is upward "↑" red!

This is called DDX becoming popular!

\x0d\\x0d\ The trend of large orders is based on the order-by-order analysis function of Great Wisdom Level-2. It is a technical indicator that takes into account both the short and mid-term.

\x0d\ The red and green columns of DDX represent the percentage of net large order purchases on the day in the circulating market (estimated value). The red column indicates that the volume of large orders is larger, and the green column indicates that the volume of large orders is larger. DDX1 is

The 60-day (parameter p1) smoothed cumulative value of large order net purchases accounts for the proportion of the circulating market, and DDX2 and DDX3 are its 5-day (parameter p2) and 10-day (parameter p3) moving averages.

\x0d\ Usage: (1) If the red and green bars on the day are red, it means that the buying volume of large orders on that day is large. On the contrary, if the red and green bars on the day are green, it means that there are many selling on large orders.

\x0d\ (2) Line 3 continues to rise, the main force is actively buying, and the stock price has continued upward momentum.

\x0d\ (3) The continuous downward trend of line 3 indicates that the main force continues to sell.

\x0d\ (4) You can sort DDX from large to small in the dynamic display board to select short-term strong stocks.

\x0d\ DDY (rise and fall motivation indicator): \x0d\ The rise and fall motivation indicator is based on the new generation of order-by-order analysis of Great Wisdom. The order-by-order analysis is the analysis of transaction orders. The rise and fall drivers are the daily number of sales orders and the number of buy orders.

The cumulative value of the difference in odd numbers entered.

\x0d\ The number of orders reflects the number of trading participants, which we call DDY.

\x0d\ DDY red and green columns are the difference between the daily number of sell orders and the number of buy orders as a proportion of the number of position holders (estimated value), DDY1 is the 60-day smoothed cumulative value of the odd number difference (parameter P1 is adjustable), DDY2 and DDY3

It is the 5-day and 10-day moving average of DDY1.

\x0d\ Usage: \x0d\ (1) If the red and green columns of the day are red, it means that the odd-digit difference of the day is positive, and there are more large orders. On the contrary, if the red and green columns of the day are green, it means that the odd-digit difference of the day is negative, and there are large orders.

More orders are sold.

\x0d\ (3) If line 3 continues to rise, it means that the chips are continuing to transfer to a few people, there are main funds collected, and the stock price has continued upward momentum.

\x0d\ (4) The stock price rose by 3 lines but went down, indicating that it is a short-term trend of hot money and retail investors, and generally does not have long-term upward momentum.

\x0d\ (5) The DDY indicator should be observed over a longer period. If the 3rd line continues to rise for a period of time, then each stock price correction will be a buying opportunity.

\x0d\ On the contrary, if the 3-line continues downward when rising, then short-term overbought is a good opportunity to reduce positions.

\x0d\ (6) Generally speaking, if it is above the 0 axis, it means that the long-term cumulative value is trend collection, and if it is below the 0 axis, it means that the long-term cumulative value is distribution.

\x0d\ (7) The DDY indicator is extremely advanced, because there is a process for collecting and distributing chips.

Although the stock price is still running along the original trend, the direction of chip transfer has been reversed.

\x0d\ (8) You can sort DDY from large to small in the dynamic display board to select short-term strong stocks.

The stocks at the top of the ranking represent the stocks with the largest proportion of retail investors shipping on the day. On the one hand, this value can be mutually verified with DDX, and on the other hand, stocks where the main force has quietly built positions can be discovered.

\x0d\ DDZ (large order difference indicator): \x0d\ The red color band represents the buying intensity of large funds. The wider and higher the color band, the greater the buying intensity.

When the ribbon suddenly rises and relaxes, it often indicates a rapid short-term rise.

The evaluation of the quality of large orders reflects the strength of large funds, which we call DDZ.

The function of DDZ is to measure the strength of large orders between buyers and sellers. It is more effective for large-cap stocks and stocks with large institutional differences. Of course, it is easier to rank higher for stocks where the main parties have an absolute advantage.

You can select short-term strong stocks by sorting this indicator under the dynamic display board.

\x0d\ The above indicators can only be useful when buying the Great Wisdom Level-2 market.

Free traditional quotes do not display this indicator.