How do stocks view yesterday's real-time trend line?

Open the daily chart of the stock, and then put the mouse on yesterday's K-line chart and double-click the left button to present the time-sharing chart of yesterday's whole day.

The time-sharing chart has two lines, a white line, which represents the real-time trading price of stocks; There is also a yellow line, which represents the average price of this stock in real time, that is, the total turnover of the day divided by the total number of shares traded.

The yellow lines at the bottom of the time-sharing chart are the energy lines, which represent the energy changes of the stock every minute when the stock price changes. The longer the measurement line, the higher the representative quantity, that is, the more transactions; On the contrary, the less.

Buying and selling skills of time-sharing line:

If the time-sharing line is taken as a reference, usually when the white line runs above the yellow line, the farther it is from the yellow line, the more advantageous the selling price is on that day; On the other hand, when the white line runs below the yellow line, the farther the white line is from the yellow line, the more favorable it is to buy.