2. Yellow curve: the market does not contain weighted indicators, that is, the market index calculated by treating all stocks as having the same influence on the index.
On the silver price chart, you can know by referring to the mutual position of the white and yellow curves:
1) When the market index rises, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that the stocks with smaller circulation have a larger increase. The yellow line is below the white line, indicating that small-cap stocks lag behind large-cap stocks.
2) When the market index falls, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that there are fewer stocks with smaller circulation than those with larger circulation. The yellow line is below the white line, indicating that stocks with small plates have fallen more than stocks with large plates.
3. Red-green column line: There are red-green column lines near the red-white curve, which reflect the proportion of silver trading in quantity. The shortening of the growth of the red bar indicates the increase or decrease of purchasing power. The shortening of the growth of the green column line shows the strength of downward selling.
4. Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, it is used to indicate the turnover per minute, and the unit is hand.
5. Commission selling lots: the sum of the last three orders and the last three orders representing the instant silver buying commission.
6. Commission Proportion Value: it is the ratio of the difference between the number of commission sales hands and their sum. When the commission ratio is positive, it means that the buyer is stronger and the silver price is more likely to rise. When the commission ratio is negative, it means that the seller is stronger and the silver price is more likely to fall.