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How to query the highest price, lowest price and trend of a stock in the last year?
The trading software of all securities companies switches to the daily line, and the highest and lowest prices can be seen when restoring.

You can also view the stock daily chart, or press F8 to select weekly, monthly and annual lines.

Generally, the short-term price is the lowest and the highest in the last six months. The trading software of all securities companies switches to the daily line, and the highest and lowest prices can be seen when reducing their holdings.

Extended data:

A: Under the K-line chart:

Yellow is the 5-day moving average.

Purple is the daily moving average of 10.

Green is the 20-day moving average.

White is the 30-day moving average.

Blue is the moving average of 120 days (because the transaction time of half a year may be around 120 days), so it can also be called semi-annual line.

Red is the 250 antenna, which is also called the annual line, just like the half-year line.

Most of the above stock software is stipulated in this way. See the text at the top of the interface for details: for example, MA5 6.08 is marked in yellow font, indicating that the price position of the 5-day moving average is 6.08, MA 10 is 10 moving average, and so on.

B: the basic knowledge of time-sharing diagram:

Time-sharing chart refers to the dynamic real-time time time-sharing trend chart of the market and individual stocks, which plays an extremely important role in actual combat judgment and is a direct and fundamental method to grasp the transformation of long and short power, that is, market changes. Here, let me first introduce you to the basic conceptual knowledge.

Real-time time-sharing chart of market index:

1) white curve: it represents the weighted index of the broader market, that is, the actual index of the broader market published by the stock exchange every day.

2) Yellow curve: the market does not contain weighted indicators, that is, regardless of the size of the stock sector, all stocks are regarded as having the same impact on the index to calculate the market index.

Referring to the mutual position of the white and yellow curves, we can know that: a) when the market index rises, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that the stocks with smaller circulation have a larger increase; On the contrary, the yellow line is below the white line, indicating that small-cap stocks lag behind large-cap stocks.

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