What indicators should we look at in short-term stock trading?

When trading stocks, we mainly look at the moving average, K line, KDJ, MACD and other indicators. MACD looks at the mid-line trend, KDJ and RSI look at short-term fluctuations, and BOLL looks at pressure support. Applying KDJ to weekly or monthly charts can be used as a tool for half-time prediction.

Under normal circumstances, the D-line turns from bottom to top as a buying signal, and from top to bottom as a selling signal. KD fluctuates from 0 to 100, and 50 is the empty balance line. If you are in a bull market, 50 is the support line for retracement. If it is in the empty market, 50 is the pressure line for rebound.

The essence of KDJ is a random fluctuation index, which investors can choose according to market conditions. Generally speaking, the golden fork represents the buying signal and the dead fork represents the selling signal. The formation of two golden forks means that the stock price will rise sharply, and the formation of two dead forks means that the stock price will fall sharply.

K-line crossing D-line at low position is a buy signal, and K-line crossing D-line at high position is a sell signal. K-line above 90 is overbought area, and below 10 is overbought area. Line D is overbought when it enters 80 or above, and it is overbought when it enters 20 or above. Investors need to seize the opportunity of buying and selling.

The stock turnover is equal to the sum of the inner disk and the outer disk. The turnover rate of a stock represents the activity of the stock. The higher the turnover rate, the more frequent the stock trading. SAR index is a simple and accurate short-term technical analysis tool.

The above is what Bian Xiao shared for you about which indicators should be paid attention to in stock trading. More information can focus on the construction industry and share more dry goods.