To learn technology, you must be able to read and use K-lines. Let me tell you what are the common K-line forms? What do the common K-line patterns mean?

Bald head and barefoot K line

In addition to being divided into Yin line and Yang line, K line can also be divided into different types according to the shadow line, each representing different meanings.

A standard K line is composed of a K line entity and an upper and lower shadow line. If a certain K line has neither an upper shadow line nor a lower shadow line, it is called a bareheaded barefoot K line. The combination of the bald head and bare feet K line with the Yin line and the Yang line can form the bald head and bare feet Yang line and the bald bare feet Yin line respectively. For the bareheaded and barefooted Yang line, the opening price is the lowest price and the closing price is the highest price. It shows that during this time period, the buyer has an absolute advantage, and the seller seems to have no power to fight back. Sellers have never been able to push the price below the opening price during this timeframe. For the bareheaded and barefoot Yinxian, the opening price is the highest price and the closing price is the lowest price. During this time period, the seller has an absolute advantage and the buyer has no advantage. The buyer has never been able to push the stock price above the opening price.

The K line that day was the negative line of bare head and bare feet, which triggered a wave of decline in the market outlook.

If the entity of the bareheaded barefoot Yang line is larger, it usually indicates that the buyer has strong power. This type of K line mostly appears when the stock market rises. It indicates that the buyer has strong power. The seller fails to suppress the stock price below the opening price, but the buyer is able to quickly push up the stock price, which indicates that the market will rise in the future. On the contrary, if the entity of the negative line is larger, it indicates that the seller is strong and the market outlook is still bearish.

A K-line with an upper shadow line and a K-line entity, but without a lower shadow line, is called a K-line with a shadow line. This K-line indicates that it is at the top of the upper shadow line, which is near the highest price. The seller has a certain amount of power. Because the buyer once pushed the price to the highest point, but was pushed back by the seller's selling pressure, until the end of the K-line cycle, the buyer still failed to push the price to the highest point, so between the closing price and the highest price An upper shadow line was formed.

The first K line is the K line on March 26, 2000, which is a K line with a shadow line. Similarly, the third K line is also a K line with a shadow line. The second K line is the bald and barefoot Yang line.

If the positive body with a shadow line is larger and the upper shadow line is shorter, it means that the buyer's advantage is still obvious. The buyers only encountered slight resistance in pushing the stock price to the highest point, and the sellers failed to push the price significantly lower. Therefore, buyers and sellers will still fight fiercely in the next K-line cycle.

If the Yang line entity with a shadow line is almost equal to the upper shadow line, it means that the buyer has certain strength. The price can be pushed up a part, but the selling pressure of the seller is not allowed. If the positive body with a shadow line is almost equal to the upper shadow line, it means that the buyer has certain strength. The price can be pushed up partially, but the selling pressure of the seller cannot be underestimated. It once greatly suppressed the stock price from the highest point, but the buyer's victory in raising the stock price was not fully preserved.

If the upper shadow line of the Yang line with a shadow line is significantly larger than the Yang line entity, it may be a reversal signal. Because although the K-line is a positive line, the buyer has a certain advantage, but the advantage is not obvious. During the K-line cycle, the stock price failed to rise significantly. At the highest point of the shadow line on the K line, that is, near the highest point of the stock price, the seller's selling pressure is obvious and the force is quite strong. It has been greatly suppressing the stock from the highest point, so that the buyer's battle results are almost wiped out. This type of K-line usually appears at the top of a rising market and may be a signal of reversal.

If the K line with a shadow line is a negative line, and the length of the upper shadow line is significantly longer than the entity, it means that the seller's power is strong. Although the buyer pushed the stock price above the opening price during this K-line cycle, it failed to maintain this battle result. Instead, it was heavily sold by the seller, and the stock price fell rapidly, even lower than the opening price. This type of K-line often appears in falling stock prices, which usually means that the market will continue to fall in the future.

If the K line with a shadow line is a negative line, and the upper shadow line and the negative line have the same physical length, it means that the power of the buyer and seller is basically equal. The seller has a slight advantage. This situation often occurs during consolidation and has little significance in predicting the future trend direction.

If there is a negative K-line with a shadow line, the upper shadow line is shorter than the real body, and the real body is very large. It shows that the seller is basically at an absolute advantage and the buyer's power is negligible. Because in this K-line cycle, the buyer only pushes the stock price up a small distance from the opening price, that is, it is subject to strong selling pressure from the seller. Finally, in this K-line cycle, the seller pushes the stock price below the opening price. Very low location. The selling pressure of sellers is much greater than the pushing power of buyers. This situation often occurs when the stock market falls sharply, indicating that it will continue to fall in the future.