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如何看股票走势图（How to look at the stock chart） How to look at the stock chart, how to look at the stock time-sharing trend chart? A time-sharing chart is also called an immediate trend graph. It is a technical graph that displays the trading information of the stock market in real time with a curve on a coordinate map. The horizontal axis of the graph coordinates the opening time. The upper half of the vertical axis is the stock price or index, and the lower half shows the volume. The time-sharing trend chart is the immediate data of the spot market transaction of the stock market, and it plays a very important role in the actual situation. It is the direct and fundamental change of the conversion of the long and short forces, that is to say, the market changes. Time trend map is divided into index trend chart and stock trend chart 1, index time trend chart (market timing chart) R- entry bar, a good helper stock entry Www.rumen8. Com- stock entry bar! As shown above, the instructions are as follows: 1) white curve: means the market weighted index, that is, the stock market daily media often said that the actual index of the market. 2) yellow curve: the market does not contain weighted indicators, that is, without considering the size of the stock plate, and all stock index as the same as the impact of the calculation of the market index. Refer to the positions of the white yellow two curves: (A) when the market index rose, the yellow line above the white line, which means that the smaller the circulation of the stock, or larger; on the contrary, the yellow line below the white line, indicating that the small disk stocks fell behind the large cap stocks. (B) when the market index falls, the yellow line above the white line indicates that the smaller the stock is smaller than the larger one; on the other hand, the smaller stock is larger than the larger one. 3) red line: red column line in the vicinity of two red curves, is the ratio of buying and selling in the market refl