5 thoughts on “What is Yiyang through four lines?”

  1. The daily rising and falling situation of each stock is generally recorded in the rise and fall of each stock. Each K -line can reflect the four numbers: the opening price, closing price, lowest price and highest price of the day. The closing price is higher than the opening price (that is, the rise) of the shares, and otherwise it is the yin line. One Yang wearing four lines is a big increase on this day.

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  3. Pay content for time limit to check for freenAnswer Yiyang through four lines can show that this day is very large, crossing the K -line of 5, 10, 20 and 60 in one fell swoop. "Yiyang" refers to the Dayang line received yesterday; the "four -line" refers to the four short and medium -term moving average commonly used in technical analysis, namely MA5, MA10, MA20 (or MA30), and MA60. Changyang traversed four short -term moving average in one fell swoop, forcing the short -term moving average to form a "golden fork" upward. The moving average is the value of the closing price of a certain period of time. For example, MA5 refers to the sum of the recovery price of the first five days in the first 5 days, and the five -day moving average is connected to the values ​​of 5. MA5 and MA10 are short -term moving average, MA20, MA30, and MA60 are medium -term moving average, and MA120 and MA250 are long -term moving average.

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