In the stock market, different K-line forms will be formed with different changes in stock prices, and different K-line forms will reflect different market signals. Today we will share with you what are the 12 forms of a single K line?

1. Dayang Line

Dayang Line K-line means that the opening price is the same as the lowest price, the closing price is the same as the highest price, and the K-line has no upper and lower shadows. The fluctuation range of the increase exceeds 5%. This K-line pattern is also called the bald barefoot Yang line, which reflects that the stock price is in a strong bullish upward stage.

2. The upper shadow Yang line

The upper shadow Yang line K line refers to the opening price and the lowest price being the same. The stock price rises above the opening price and then falls and makes a correction, above the opening price. Close. This K-line pattern indicates that the bullish power of the stock price is strong, reflecting that there is a strong pressure range near the highest point of the stock price.

3. Lower shadow Yang line

Lower shadow Yang line K line means that the closing price is the same as the highest price. The stock price falls to the lowest price and then rebounds and rises, closing above the opening price. . This K-line pattern indicates that the stock price was suppressed by the short forces, but the bull forces gradually increased and rebounded to close above the opening price, reflecting that there is a partial support range near the lowest point of the stock price, and the price is still dominated by the bull forces.

4. Upper and lower shadow Yang lines

The upper and lower shadow Yang lines K-line refers to the stock price falling below the opening price after the opening, the stock price rebounds and rises, but then falls back. , closing above the opening price instead of the highest price. This K-line pattern indicates that after the stock price was suppressed by short forces, it rebounded and rose as bull forces gradually increased. However, the short side later appeared to suppress some of the rise, and finally closed on the upper and lower shadow-yang lines. This shows that there is a partial support range near the lowest point of the stock price and a partial pressure range near the highest point, and the price is still dominated by bullish forces.

5. Small positive line

The small positive K line refers to the opening price and the lowest price being the same, the closing price and the highest price being the same, and the K line has no upper and lower shadows. The fluctuation range of the increase does not exceed 3%, which is smaller than the previous K-line fluctuations, reflecting that although the stock price is in the long position, its strength is relatively weak.

6. Big Yinxian

The big Yinxian K line refers to the opening price being the same as the highest price, the closing price being the same as the lowest price, and the K line having no upper and lower shadows. The range of decline and fluctuation exceeds 5%. This K-line pattern is also called the bald and barefoot negative line, which reflects that the stock price is in a strong short decline stage.