A comprehensive examination of the KD indicator KDJ

The KDJ indicator, also known as the stochastic indicator, was first proposed by Dr. George Lane (George Lane), is a fairly new and practical technical analysis indicator, which was first used for market analysis, and was widely used in short- and medium-term trend analysis, and is the most commonly used technical analysis tool in the market.

Golden Cross: A term used in technical analysis. Refers to a trend pattern in which the short-term moving flat crosses the medium-term moving flat upwards or the short-term and medium-term moving flat crosses the long-term moving flat upwards at the same time.

This intersection is an opportunity to open a position, so this intersection is called ** cross, referred to as the golden cross.

Death fork: A term used in technical analysis. Refers to the trend pattern of a short-term moving flat ** down through a medium-term moving flat ** or a short-term and medium-term moving flat ** at the same time crossing a long-term moving flat**.

This intersection means that the position should be closed in a timely manner. That's why this crossover is called a death fork.

Since I saw you ask KDJ, I will share it, MACD is set to , KDJ is set to plus ** chart, energy chart, when the four indicators are golden cross at the same time, the stock has at least 30 points of gain. When J-20 is oversold, it can be sold, and when J is greater than 120, it can be sold.

1.When the indicator is 80, the probability of rollback is large; When the indicator < 20, the probability is high;

When the upward cross D at about 20 is regarded as a buy signal;

When it crosses down at around 80, it is considered a sell signal;

Any signal that fluctuates around 50 will not have much effect.

The above has been KDJ is premised.

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1. How to look at the KDJ indicator:

1. When the three values of KDJ are below 20 as a whole, it shows that the market is oversold; If the overall situation is above 80, it means that the market is shown as overbought zone; In between, it shows a buying and selling balance, and the trend is not very obvious.

2. If the value of KDJ is above 50, the market is displayed as a long market at this time.

There is a trend; If all three are below 50, it is shown as a short market.

**There is a downward trend.

3. When the k value.

When the value is greater than D, the signal of **Trend** is displayed when the D line breaks through upwards, and when the D value is broken downward, it shows a signal to sell.

4. When the KDJ indicator.

The trend of the chart is opposite to that of the chart, which indicates that the reversal may be imminent, and the sudden weakening of the trend of the ** and D lines is also an expected signal of a reversal.

Second, the KDJ indicator is also called the stochastic indicator.

Mainly used in the ** market.

In terms of technical analysis of the aura, if the value of KDJ is above 50, the market is displayed as a long market at this time, and if all three are below 50, it is displayed as a short market. KDJ indicator, also known as stochastic indicator, is a fairly novel and practical technical analysis indicator, which was first used for market analysis, and then was widely used for short- and medium-term trend analysis, and is the most commonly used technical analysis tool in the market. The stochastic indicator KDJ is based on the highest, lowest and highest prices.

Calculate for the basic data, and the K value, D value and J value are formed by a point on the coordinates of the indicator, connecting countless such points, forming a complete KDJ indicator that can reflect the fluctuation trend. It is mainly a technical tool that uses the real volatility of the ** fluctuation to reflect the strength of the ** trend and the overbought and oversold phenomenon, and sends a buy and sell signal before the ** rises or falls.

The KDJ indicator is composed of three lines: K, D and J, K is the fast line, D is the slow line, and J is the direction sensitive line.

When ** and D line are generally between 0-100, when the D line is greater than 80, it means that there is more ****, when the D line is less than 20, it means that there are more sells, when ** and D line are at a high or low level, but the stock price has diverged, which may be a signal of change.

Extended information: 1. There are three manifestations of the position operation mode formed by the three curves of the KDJ indicator, which are:

1. High-level operation mode;

2. Low-level operation mode;

3. Median operation mode.

2. If you quantitatively break down the buy and sell signals issued by the KDJ indicator, they are:

1. When the K value is gradually greater than the D value from the smaller, the graph shows that the D line crosses from bottom to top, showing that the current trend is upward, then when the D line breaks through the D line upwards on the graph, it is a buy signal.

2. When the K value is gradually less than the D value from the largest, the graph shows that the D line crosses from top to bottom, showing that the current trend is downward, then when the D line breaks through downwards on the graph, it is a sell signal.

Considering only from the intersection aspect, the relationship between the K value and the D value is like the relationship between the moving level, and there are also death crosses and ** crosses.

However, the crossover application of the KDJ indicator is relatively more complicated, it comes with a lot of conditions, not seeing any crossover can be used as a signal to buy and sell transactions, it also needs to refer to other conditions.

3. If you quantitatively break down the overbought and oversold positions of the KDJ indicator, they are:

1. ** is a quick confirmation line - a value above 90 is overbought, and a value below 10 is oversold.

2. The D line is a slow trunk line - a value above 80 is overbought, and a value below 20 is oversold.

3. The J line is a direction-sensitive line - the value greater than 100 is overbought, especially if it is greater than 100 for more than 5 consecutive days, the stock price will form at least a short-term head, and if the value is less than 0, it is oversold, especially if it is less than 100 for more than 5 consecutive days, the stock price will form at least a short-term bottom.