What does DDX stock stand for?

The red and green bars of DDX indicate the percentage (estimated value) of the net amount of big orders bought that day, the red bars indicate the amount of big orders bought, and the green bars indicate the amount of big orders sold. DDX 1 is the proportion of the smooth cumulative value of the net large orders bought on the 60th day (parameter p 1), and DDX2 and DDX3 are the 5th day (parameter p2) and 65438+.

(1) If the red and green bars are red on that day, it means that large orders were bought in large quantities on that day; On the other hand, if the red and green bars are green on that day, it means that large orders are sold in large quantities.

(2) The third line continued to rise, the main force actively bought, and the stock price continued to rise.

(3) The continuous downward trend of Line 3 indicates that the main force continues to sell.

(4) DDX can be sorted from large to small in the dynamic display board, which represents the sorting of the proportion of large funds bought on that day. The top stocks often have short-term explosive power.

DDY (fluctuation motivation indicator):

The dynamic index of ups and downs is analyzed one by one based on the new generation of great wisdom. Order-by-order analysis is the analysis of transaction orders, and the motivation of ups and downs is the cumulative value of the difference between selling odd numbers and buying odd numbers every day. The order quantity reflects the number of participants in the transaction, which is called DDY.

The red-green bar of DDY is the ratio (estimated value) of daily difference between selling odd numbers and buying odd numbers to positions, DDY 1 is the 60-day smooth cumulative value of odd numbers (parameter P 1 adjustable), and DDY2 is the 5-day and 10 moving average of DDY 1.

If the red and green bars are red on that day, it means that odd difference is positive and big orders buy more. On the other hand, if the red and green bars are green, it means that odd difference is negative and large orders are sold much more. You can sort DDY from big to small in the dynamic display card and choose short-term strong stocks. The top stocks represent the stocks with the largest proportion of retail sales that day. On the one hand, this value can be mutually verified with DDX, on the other hand, we can find the stocks that the main force has quietly opened.