The yellow line represents the time-sharing moving average, and the blue line (white line) represents the real-time stock price.

The colors represented by different stock software are different, but the meaning is the same. I use Niugubao. The two lines in the time-sharing chart are displayed in white and yellow. The stock time-sharing chart should be divided into the real-time time-sharing trend chart of the market index and the real-time time-sharing trend chart of individual stocks

1. The real-time time-sharing trend chart of the market index:

White curve: represents the market weighting The index is the actual index of the market that the stock exchange publishes every day and is often referred to by the media.

Yellow curve: The market does not include weighted indicators, that is, the market index is calculated by considering all stocks to have the same impact on the index, regardless of the size of the stock plate.

2. Referring to the mutual positions of the white and yellow curves, we can know:

A) When the market index rises, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating the increase of stocks with smaller circulation is larger; on the contrary, the yellow line is below the white line, indicating that small-cap stocks lag behind large-cap stocks.

B) When the market index falls, the yellow line is above the white line, which means that stocks with a smaller market share have fallen less than stocks with a larger market share; conversely, stocks with a smaller market share have fallen more than stocks with a larger market share.

3. Real-time time-sharing trend chart of individual stocks:

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

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 chart, used to indicate the trading volume per minute.

Transaction details: The transaction details are displayed on the lower right side of the disk, showing the dynamic price and lot number of each transaction.

4. Nouns and their meanings that often appear in time-sharing charts:

A. External offer: The total number of lots traded when the transaction price is the selling price is called the external offer.

B. Internal trading: The total number of lots traded when the transaction price is the buying price is called internal trading. When the cumulative number of external disks is much larger than the cumulative number of internal disks and the stock price is also rising, it indicates that many people are rushing to buy stocks. When the cumulative internal volume is much larger than the cumulative external volume and the stock price falls, it means that many people are selling the stock.

C. Buy one, buy two and buy three are the three commissioned buying prices, among which buying one is the highest bid price.

D. Sell one, sell two, and sell three are the three entrusted selling prices, among which sell one is the lowest bid price.

E. The number of commissioned buying lots: refers to the total number of commissioned buying lots for buying one, two and three.

F. Commissioned selling lots: refers to the sum of all commissioned selling lots for selling one, selling two, and selling three.

G. Commission ratio: the ratio of the difference between the number of lots commissioned to buy and sell and the sum. The value next to the commissioned ratio is the difference between the commissioned buying lots and the commissioned selling lots. When the commission ratio is positive, it means that the buyer is stronger than the seller, and the stock price is more likely to rise; when the commission ratio is negative, it means that the seller is stronger than the buyer, and the stock price is more likely to fall.

H. Volume ratio: the ratio of the total number of transactions on the day to the recent average number of transactions. If the volume ratio value is greater than 1, it means that the total trading volume at this time has been enlarged; if the volume ratio value is less than 1, it means that the total trading volume at this time has shrunk.

I. Current lot: The number of lots in the latest transaction that has been completed. On the lower right side of the disk are the real-time details of each transaction. The red upward arrow indicates the number of each transaction executed at the selling price, and the green arrow indicates the number of each transaction executed at the buying price.