How to look at K line

K-line chart, also known as "candle chart", is said to be created by the owner of a rice shop in Japan to record the daily "rice price" and later applied to the stock market. No matter which software, in the time-sharing diagram interface, press F5 to enter the K-line diagram. K-line chart has four main information: opening price, closing price, highest price and lowest price all day. In fact, according to these four main messages, we can draw them ourselves. There is a "real" between the opening price and the closing price, a "thin line" between the "real" and the highest price of the whole day, and a "thin line" between the "real" and the lowest price of the whole day. Beginners might as well buy some "drawing paper", learn to draw a K-line chart and draw a "candle" every day. Stick to it for two weeks, and you will soon understand.

On the candle chart, there are also several curves with different colors, that is, the moving average, and there is a 5-day moving average (that is, the average of daily closing prices in the past 5 days)

Draw a point with 10 moving average, 20, 30, 60, 120, 250-day moving average. You can also set your own date, such as 14, ........... 25th.

The turning point of the long-term moving average is often considered as a turning point. Because the stock price can be "created" in a few days, it can fool people's eyes, but the long-term moving average is not good. Therefore, the trend of the long-term moving average is often the trend of the broader market. If the moving average of more than 30 days stops its original direction one day, experts will remind everyone to pay attention.

When the stock price goes above or below the important moving average, experts will remind everyone to pay attention.

(1) Combination of long-term and short-term graphs.

(2)k-line chart combined with volume.

(3) The K-line chart is combined with the moving average.

K-line chart is a price list, and no one has any tricks. By looking at the K-line chart, you will hit the target. When learning all kinds of "technical theories", it is only useful to sum up your own methods in combination with your own experience in watching discs.