The legendary woman who was reborn from the ashes

Another new trading day has begun. A ray of sunlight gently shines on Jiang Juan's desk, and the warm yellow hue adds a bit of liveliness to her stock market analysis chart. She adjusts her glasses and stares at the time-sharing chart on the computer screen. In this world full of variables, the time-sharing chart is undoubtedly one of her important windows to explore the financial world.

The stock market seems to be a sea of ​​opportunities, but in fact, it is full of undercurrents and unfathomable. The time-sharing chart is the pulse of the stock market, and every beat affects the changes of countless K-lines.

The time-sharing chart is like an electrocardiogram of the stock market. Every minute's stock price fluctuation is accurately recorded by it. For investors, it is like a compass on the road to wealth, guiding us to find the pulse of the market. "

The intraday chart is like the weather forecast in the stock market. Although it cannot predict every detail, it can give us a general direction. When you learn to interpret the intraday chart, you are like holding a key to success. "

The time-sharing chart is the basis of trading. Investors must know and understand the meaning and significance of the time-sharing.

The time-sharing chart is the most essential way to show the stock price movement. All the actions of the banker will be shown through the time-sharing chart. The significance of the time-sharing chart must not be ignored when judging the market.

Therefore, the basis of stock analysis is the time-sharing chart. Each time-sharing pattern can express the dynamics of the banker's trading. The key to mastering the time-sharing chart is to understand the inner meaning expressed by the time-sharing chart.

What do the two lines on the time-sharing chart represent?

The meaning of the yellow and white lines of the market:

Shanghai Composite Index Time-sharing Chart: The white line is the current actual Shanghai Composite Index; the yellow line is the Shanghai Composite Index after offsetting the influence of heavyweight stocks. It can be simply understood that the white line reflects the trend of large-cap stocks, and the yellow line reflects the trend of small-cap stocks.

Application of yellow and white lines in the market

When the market is rising and the white line is above the yellow line, it means that the rising market is mainly driven by large-cap stocks; conversely, the rising market is mainly driven by small-cap stocks.

When the market falls, the white line is below the yellow line, which means that it is mainly large-cap stocks that are causing the sell-off; otherwise, small-cap stocks are leading the plunge.

If the distance between the white line and the yellow line is small, it means that the trends of large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks are unified; otherwise, it means that the trends of large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks are differentiated.

The intraday chart of an individual stock only shows its own trend, so there is no such thing as large-cap stocks or small-cap stocks. Therefore, the meaning of the white and yellow lines on the intraday chart of an individual stock is different from that on the intraday chart of the market.

The white line is the real-time trend of the stock, that is, the actual price of the stock.

The yellow line is the average cost of the stock for that day, calculated by moving weighted by volume, and can be understood as the “moving average” of the white line.

Application of yellow and white lines in individual stocks

If the white line of a stock is above the yellow line, it is similar to the stock price being above the moving average, which is a symbol of stock strength. In this case, every time the white line steps back to the yellow line, it is an opportunity to intervene in the short term.

On the contrary, if the white line is below the yellow line, it is similar to the stock price being suppressed by the moving average, which is a signal of weakness. In this case, every time the white line pulls back to the yellow line, it is an opportunity to exit the market at a high point.

If the white line rises or falls quickly, causing it to be too far away from the yellow line, it is best not to follow up rashly. Generally, the probability of the white and yellow lines getting closer again is very high, which is similar to the mean reversion in the moving average theory.

All K-line charts are composed of time-sharing charts. Therefore, the basis for stock analysis, judgment and operation is the time-sharing trend, and the basis for investors to watch the market is also the time-sharing trend.

Strengthen the study of the time-sharing chart, decompose each component of the time-sharing chart, and then understand the function of each component, comprehensively judge the meaning of the time-sharing trend, judge the purpose of the dealer's operation, and thus decide on future operations.

A predictable intraday chart can sometimes give a signal before the stock price changes. The intraday trend also follows the internal laws of the stock market. The judgment of the intraday trend is scientific and the prediction is feasible.

Among all the trend patterns in the time-sharing chart, there is one that has warning significance.

Whenever a market trend is about to come to an end, especially when it is blocked near the previous high, a warning time-sharing chart will appear. In fact, the main force is using this form to silently remind investors.

After a rapid decline, the market quickly rebounded, with fluctuations of more than 3 points for individual stocks and more than 1 point for the market. Investors seemed to have taken a thrilling roller coaster ride in fear, but after the market closed, their hearts finally settled down, giving people the feeling that there was no danger.

In fact, this is a time-sharing chart that hides the possibility of a market change. When the market is obstructed or rises to a certain high level, such a time-sharing pattern appears, and investors must be cautious and calm.

Every tiny tremor on the time-sharing chart is a true reflection of market sentiment. When investors are full of hope and confidence, the white lines on the time-sharing chart rise like a rocket; but once panic spreads and investors panic, those lines plummet like a waterfall. These ever-changing fluctuations are the source of investors' out-of-control emotions and a display of the fragility and struggle of human nature in the face of money.

On the grand stage of the stock market, scenes are unfolding. The stock price chart is like a vivid painting, depicting the market's emotions and fluctuations. However, the painting in front of us clearly conveys the market's warning to this stock or the market, just like a living organism that is constantly losing blood, losing vitality and hope.

Investors can review history and find that such a change in time-sharing chart has appeared at the top of most waves.

When the above time-sharing chart appears, looking back at the subsequent market conditions, adjustments of varying degrees have occurred. Therefore, investors must pay attention to this type of time-sharing chart and must pay attention to it.

A good investor should be a calm and rational decision-making machine. He will not let emotions and feelings influence his trading decisions. He can treat market fluctuations and operations rationally and objectively.

The stock market is like a big stage, and each of us is an actor. Only by mastering the correct skills and methods can we shine on this stage. "His words reveal his love and persistence for the stock market.

One of the characteristics of mature stock investors is that they will not fight unless they know what they are doing. They should have a trading plan before the market opens, and they should not listen to others’ instructions during the market! No moves are better than moves: the most important thing in technical analysis is to be flexible. Analysis tools can help you grasp the pulse of stock price changes. No moves does not mean that there are no moves. It means forgetting the fixed moves and integrating yourself into them. This is the highest realm.

Jiang Juan was determined to study the logic and rules behind the time-sharing charts and explore the real stories hidden behind the charts. She looked through historical data and compared market trends, trying to find the true meaning of the stock market.

As time went by, Jiang Juan gradually realized the wisdom and warnings contained in the time-sharing chart. She understood that stock market investment is not a simple buying and selling behavior, but a contest of human nature, wisdom and perseverance. In this process, he not only needs to learn to analyze charts, but also learn to control his emotions and desires, and stay calm and rational.

Sometimes, she missed a good opportunity due to a momentary impulse and felt heartbroken; sometimes, she failed to grasp the big profit due to being too cautious and regretted it. However, no matter what she gained or lost, she always adhered to her investment belief: that is, to stay calm and rational in the ups and downs of the market.

Jiang Juan learns lessons from failures and accumulates experience from successes. Every decision is a growth, and every fluctuation is a test. She knows that investment is not only a game of money, but also a test of her wisdom and mentality.

After years of hard work, Jiang Juan summed up her own investment philosophy: always keep a clear head and firm belief; do not blindly follow the trend, but have your own independent thinking and decision-making; most importantly, have firm belief in your own abilities and value, do not be swayed by short-term market fluctuations, adhere to long-term investment strategies, and achieve steady asset appreciation.