Unlock Free CA Stocks Level 2 Data

1. Overview

Level 1 data shows the best bid and ask price for Canadian exchange-listed (TSX or TSXV) stocks and ETFs.

Level 2 data provides 60 levels of the best bids and asks for Canadian exchange-listed (TSX or TSXV) stocks and ETFs.

2. BBO (Level 1 data)

BBO is short for "best bid and offer." You can get real-time data with one click.

3. Order Book (Level 2 data)

3.1 Order book

The Moomoo Indepth Order Book consists of data from multiple exchanges. You can get real-time data by clicking the 'refresh' button.

Orders with the same price may occupy several data levels. After aggregating by price, traders can acquire more data levels and information.

3.2 Price aggregation

Orders with the same price may occupy several data levels. After aggregating by price, traders can acquire more data levels and information.

3.3 Depth chart

To help investors quickly grasp the relative strength of buyers and sellers when dozens of orders are displayed, we present prices and order quantities in a chart to help investors better understand supply and demand.

●X-Axis indicates the price distribution of all orders.

●Y-Axis indicates the cumulative order numbers up to or down to a certain price (i.e., the number of orders currently needed to be filled for the stock to reach a certain price level).

Where the line is steep, it indicates that orders are concentrated at certain price level.

4. FAQs

4.1 Requirements to access CA Stocks data

After opening a moomoo brokerage account, you will have access to Level 1 data.

After depositing funds into your account, you will have access to Level 2 data.

4.2 What happens if I don't meet the requirements? 

If you don't meet the account requirement, you will only have access to basic quotes that are 15 minutes delayed.

4.3 When will my benefits be credited to my account?

Once you have successfully deposited funds into your account, you will have access to Level 2 market data within one business day.

4.4 Upgraded data coverage

You can view the Level 1 and Level 2 data for stocks and ETFs listed on these exchanges:

●TSX

●TSXV

4.5 How to use Level 2 data?

Level 2 data shows market demand (bids on the left) and supply (asks on the right). As Level 2 market data represents orders that are waiting to be executed, it may signal future price movements. A bid for a large number of shares tends to push the stock price higher as it signals higher demand. Conversely, an ask for a large number of shares tends to push the stock price lower as it signals that supply > demand.