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Introduction to AI Market Monitor

Recently, we got some feedbacks from dear moomooers indicated that they are interested in moomoo’s AI market monitor. Truly I think this is a great feature and very helpful for daily trading. So today, I’ll introduce you to this important function in Moomoo.

Here I will share three parts of details about this function. The first part is what is the AI market monitor. The second is some features about it. And the last part is some experiences about how I use it.


What is AI Market Monitor?
The AI Market Monitor is mainly for monitoring a variety of changes in the daily trading session. It can help investors monitor the abnormal movements of all stocks in the three major markets, reduce the missing of important trading opportunities, and make investment more manageable. This function can help us save time, which is so significant for daily trading.


Some features about the AI Market Monitor?
The AI market monitor mainly includes two parts. One part is for the single stock, and the other part is for the whole market.

For single stock, there are two significant kinds of indicators for abnormal fluctuation. One is for trading volume, and the other is for the stock price. As the name implies, the trading volume indicator is significant for monitoring abnormal fluctuation of stock trading volume, and the price indicator is substantial for monitoring abnormal fluctuation of the stock price.

For the trading volume indicator, there are several kinds of specific fluctuation indicators.
For example, “Main buy” means that the size of one single buy order is larger than the average value traded of a single order in the last five days. “The main sell” means that the size of one single sell order is larger than the average value traded of a single order in the last five days. These two indicators are beneficial that many guys like them.

For the price indicator, there are also several kinds of specific fluctuation indicators.
For example, “Quickly up” means that the stock price spiked up more than 0.8% in the past one minute or spiked up more than 1.5% in the past five minutes. “Quickly down” means that the stock price has fallen more than 0.8% in the past one minute or fallen more than 1.5% in the past five minutes.

At the same time, the AI market monitor provides the real-time long or short distribution and price volatility of the whole market.

The long or short distribution is used for showing the power of bullish and bearish by calculating the abnormal trading volume fluctuation of the whole market. The price volatility is used for showing the influence of the White Swan Event or Black Swan Event by calculating the abnormal price fluctuation of the entire market. According to the information, investors can judge the bullish or bearish condition of the whole market and reduce market risk.


How I use AI Market Monitor on Moomoo?
Here I share a simple way about using it. I always use it for short-term trading. Better suggestions are always welcome.

There are usually three steps.
Firstly, using the long/short distribution and price volatility monitor for judging the condition of the whole market.

Then, using the trading volume indicator and price indicator of single stock for selecting the stock with abnormal fluctuation.

Lastly, try to long or short the selected stock according to the actual condition.


For example, I found the Nasdaq was very bullish according to the AI market monitor last week. Then, I have observed the Tesla’s stock had the signal of “The main buy.” So I decided to long the common stock of Tesla and short put. The results are apparent that I got a fat profit.

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Introduction to AI Market Monitor
Introduction to AI Market Monitor
Introduction to AI Market Monitor
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