In stock charts, the red line is generally the 10-day moving average, the blue line is the 60-day moving average, and the yellow line is the 20-day moving average. The settings of these daily moving averages are not actually fixed. Investors can also change the K lines of different colors to correspond to the moving averages of the number of days they want to set in the system settings of the stock trading software.

1. Basic information of K-line chart

1. K-line chart is also called Japanese line, Yin-Yang line, etc., because investors often call these reference lines "K-line", so It is called a K-line chart; 2. The K-line chart mainly collects the opening price, high price, low price and closing price of individual stocks in the stock market, and draws the corresponding graphics; 3. The K-line chart mainly includes reversal patterns and consolidation patterns. As well as gaps and trend lines, the delicate and unique marking method can accurately reflect the changes in stocks and futures, so it is introduced into the stock market and futures market; 4. Put the daily K-line chart on the same piece of paper to get the overall picture The daily K-line chart can also be used to create weekly K-line charts, monthly K-line charts, etc.

2. What does the stock K-line mean?

The commonly mentioned candle charts, Japanese lines, Yin and Yang lines, etc. actually refer to the K-line chart. We often call it the K-line. Its original purpose is to calculate the daily trend of rice prices. Later, in It can also be seen in securities markets such as stocks, futures, and options.

The columnar line composed of shadow line and entity is called 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.

The positive line is represented not only by red, but also by white cylinders and black frames. However, the negative line is usually represented by a solid column, and the color is usually green, black or blue. In addition to what is mentioned above, We will also see the "cross line", which means that the real part becomes a line. In fact, the meaning of the cross line is very simple. In fact, it means that the closing price is the same as the opening price.

Understanding the essence of K-line, we can better grasp the buying and selling points (K-line also has guiding value, although the stock market is unpredictable). For novices, it is easiest to master it conveniently.

3. The meaning of other curves in the stock trend chart:

The white curve: indicates the real-time transaction price of the stock.

The yellow curve: represents the average real-time transaction price of this stock, that is, the total transaction amount divided by the total number of shares traded on the day.

Yellow bar: below the red and white curve, used to indicate the trading volume per minute.

1. The real line is a negative line. At this time, the main thing to look at is the trading volume of the stock. If the trading volume is not large, it means that the stock price may fall in the short term; but if the trading volume is large, the stock price will probably fall in the long term. .

2. The real line is positive. If the real line is positive, it means that the stock price has more momentum to rise. As for whether it is a long-term rise, it still needs to be judged in conjunction with some other indicators.