JP2002024550A - Formula stock price analyzing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a formula stock price analyzing system capable of preparing a a sequence by deriving a numeric value from the past stock prices, that is, the starting price, the highest price, and the lowest price, and easily estimating the future trend of the stock price from the contrast of the numeric values. SOLUTION: A formula stock analyzing system figure 1 is provided with an input means 1 for inputting a stock price by using a personal computer, a stock price storing means 2 for storing the inputted stock price, a calculating means 3 for extracting the stored stock price, and for calculating a numeric value based on the stock price, and an output means 4 for displaying the calculated result.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a stock price, open price, high price,
The present invention relates to a mathematical formula stock price analysis system that derives a numerical value from a low price and a close price, color-codes the numerical value into a positive number and a negative number, displays the numerical value in parallel for each date, and analyzes the stock price using the number and color.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 4 is a stock chart based on candlesticks, where I is a positive line when the closing price is closed at a higher price than the opening price, and II in FIG. 4 is a hidden line when the closing price is lower than the opening price. . Also, III in FIG. 4 shows the case where the closing price ends at the same value as the high price, IV in FIG. 4 shows the case where the opening price and the closing price end at the same value, and the line called mustache shows the highest price and the lowest price during that period. Represents Daily movements are called daily, weekly movements are called weekly, and monthly movements are called monthly.

FIG. 5 is a chart comprising the above-mentioned candlestick, a bar graph showing the trading volume, and a line graph called a moving average line showing the average value of stock prices within a determined period.
This is a very general chart.

[0004] Many investors buy and sell stocks with reference to the general chart of FIG.

[0005]

According to the chart shown in FIG. 5, short-term trading increases in the current stock market where Internet transactions are rapidly increasing, and it is difficult to cope with stock prices that change in minutes.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a numerical value stock price analysis system which shows the movement of a stock price by numerical values and colors in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and can respond to the movement of the stock price in detail.

[0007]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an operation method for inputting stock price information, storing the input stock price information, extracting the stored stock price information for each brand, and calculating a numerical value from the extracted stock price. , And an output for displaying the calculation result. According to the invention of claim 2, the timing of selling can be known from the relationship between the opening price and the past high price, and the timing of buying can be known from the low price and the past low price. Further, it is characterized in that the rise and fall of the stock price can be predicted based on the comparison of the above sequence.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention comprises input means 1 shown in FIG. 1, storage means 2 for storing input information, and operation means 3 for extracting necessary information from the stored information and performing an operation. And output means 4 for displaying the operation result on a display or a printer. Since the formula stock price analysis system uses a personal computer system,
The stock price information storage means 2 and the calculation means 3 for extracting and calculating stock price information are provided in a computer.

Although the input means 1 is usually operated by a keyboard connected to a computer, it is very difficult to input stock price information of all the companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange from the keyboard. Is input to the storage device 2.

[0010] Stock price information is the date, open price, high price,
The hard disk in the personal computer, which indicates the low price, closing price, and trading volume, is used as the storage means.

The arithmetic means 3 for taking out and calculating the stored individual stock price information is executed by a CPU (central processing unit) in a personal computer.

The output means 4 displays information processed by the personal computer on a display. A sequence of numerical values calculated from the stock price information (positive numbers are black, negative numbers are red) is displayed.

[0013]

FIG. 2 is an equation stock price analysis table as an embodiment.

In FIG. 2, the stock price (open price, high price, low price,
Closing price). 1 minus the stock price of mosquito
a. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of K from the stock price of A is shown in 2a. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of K from the stock price of A is shown in 3a. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of Ke from the stock price of A is shown in 4a.
The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of Ko from the stock price of A is shown in 5a. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of Sa from the stock price of A is shown in 6a. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of Shi from the stock price of A is shown in 7a. The figure obtained by subtracting the stock price of S from the stock price of A is shown in 8a. 9a is the number obtained by subtracting the stock price of C from the stock price of A. The number obtained by subtracting the stock price of Seo from the stock price of A is shown in 10a. That is, the high price 10 days ago is subtracted from the opening price of the day and the numerical value is represented by 1a, and the high price 9 days ago is subtracted from the opening price of the day and the numerical value is represented by 2a. Similarly, past highs are subtracted and numerical values are displayed in a row.

Similarly, the next day, the stock price of K is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 1b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of Ku is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 2b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of A is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 3b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of Ko is subtracted from the stock price of A, and this is shown in 4b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of Sa is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 5b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of S is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 6b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of S is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 7b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of C is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 8b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of So is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 9b. Similarly, the next day, the stock price of Ta is subtracted from the stock price of A, and the result is shown in 10b. In this way, the numerical values of the day are displayed in a horizontal line.

Further, a numerical value is calculated from the low price of the stock price in FIG. The value obtained by subtracting the price from the stock price is represented by 1C. The value obtained by subtracting d from the stock price is shown in 2C. The value obtained by subtracting nu from the stock price is shown in 3C. 4 minus the stock price
C. The value obtained by subtracting the value from the stock price is shown in 5C. The value obtained by subtracting c from the stock price is shown in 6C. The value obtained by subtracting the price from the stock price is shown in 7C. The value obtained by subtracting the price from the stock price is shown in 8C. The value obtained by subtracting F from the stock price is shown in 9C.
The value obtained by subtracting E from the stock price is represented by 10C.

Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting d from the stock price of the next day is represented by 1d. Similarly, a numerical value obtained by subtracting nu from the stock price of the next day is represented by 2d. Similarly, the numerical value obtained by subtracting the value from the stock price of the next day is represented by 3d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting No from the stock price of the next day is represented by 4d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting c from the stock price of the next day is represented by 5d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting the price from the stock price of the next day is represented by 6d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting f from the stock price of the next day is represented by 7d. Similarly, the numerical value obtained by subtracting F from the stock price of the next day is represented by 8d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting e from the stock price of the next day is represented by 9d. Similarly, a value obtained by subtracting a mark from the stock price of the next day is represented by 10d.

FIG. 2 is a graph obtained by subtracting a past high from a low price and FIG. 3 is a graph obtained by subtracting a past low from a low price. Other relations, opening price and low price, opening price and closing price, high price and low price, high price and closing price, low price and closing price can be derived in the same procedure, but there is no significant difference from 0014, 0015, 0016, 0017. Omitted.

FIG. 6 is an equation stock price analysis chart represented by such a procedure. At first glance, unlike graph charts, it can be used by both beginners and experienced stock investors.

[0020]

According to the chart of the present invention, positive numbers are actually shown in black and negative numbers are shown in red.
It can be seen that the stock price will fall if the red color increases.

In addition, increasing black in the horizontal row indicates the latest high price, and increasing red in the horizontal row indicates the latest low price.

The larger the black number, the larger the stock price rise, and the larger the red number, the larger the stock price fall.

At the start of the day, the opening price is determined at the same time as the market starts, and the high and low prices move every moment until the closing price is determined. The change can be continued without a time difference by the numerical value and the color.

Further, it is possible to predict the future by continuous numerical values and colors.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a mathematical stock price analysis system.

FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of the embodiment. A-mo is the stock price of the day. 1a to 10b are numerical values derived by means for solving the problem.

FIG. 3 is a schematic plan view of the embodiment. Na-mo is the stock price of the day. 1c to 10d are numerical values derived by the solution.

Fig. 4 Candlestick

FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view of a conventional stock price analysis chart.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of mathematical formula stock price analysis as an example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 input means 2 storage means 3 calculation means 4 output means

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. Input means for inputting a stock price, storage means for organizing and storing the input stock price, calculating means for extracting and calculating a stock price of a specific brand from the stored stock price, and output means for displaying the calculation result , A mathematical formula stock price analysis system. 2. The arithmetic means calculates a series based on the opening price as a basic value from the high price 10 days before the previous day, measures the high price, that is, the selling timing, and uses the low price as the basic value and 10 days before the low price the previous day. A sequence is calculated from the low prices, and the low prices, that is, the timing of buying, is measured. The rise and fall of the stock price are predicted based on the comparison of the sequence of the opening price, the sequence of the high price, and the sequence of the low price and the low price. Formula stock price analysis system.