#看懂K线

🔹 A K line contains four prices:

1. Opening Price (Open)

　─ The first transaction price within a time period (such as 1 hour, 1 day).

2. Closing Price (Close)

　─ The last transaction price at the end of that time period.

3. Highest Price (High)

　─ The highest transaction price that occurred during the period.

4. Lowest Price (Low)

　─ The lowest transaction price that occurred during the period.

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🔸 K Line Color and Type

Red K (Bullish Line): Closing price is higher than opening price → Market is bullish

Green K (Bearish Line): Closing price is lower than opening price → Market is bearish

(Some charting tools may have opposite colors, the key is to understand the opening and closing relationship)

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🔻 What do upper and lower shadows represent?

Long Upper Shadow: Price was pushed up but then sold down → Strong pressure above

Long Lower Shadow: Price dropped but then bought up → Strong support below

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📈 Common Interpretations of K Line Patterns:

1. Long Red K: Strong upward movement, bulls are dominant

2. Long Black K: Significant downward movement, bears dominate

3. Doji (Open ≈ Close): Tug of war between bulls and bears, often seen at turning points

4. Hammer (Long Lower Shadow, Small Body): May reverse upward

5. Shooting Star (Long Upper Shadow, Small Body): May reverse downward

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🧭 Practical Application Suggestions:

Combine with trading volume to determine the authenticity of a breakout

Combine with support/resistance levels to determine trend continuation and reversal

Choose appropriate time periods (1 hour, 4 hours, daily) to avoid noise interference