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      Ticks Data & Trade Statistics

      1. Ticks Data

      2. Trade Statistics

      3. FAQ

      1. Ticker Data

      1.1 Trade Types

      1.1.1  US Stocks

      SymbolDescription
      <space>Regular Trade
      BBunched Trade
      CCash Trade
      FIntermarket Sweep
      GBunched Sold Trade
      HPrice Variation Trade
      IOdd Lot Trade
      KRule 127 (NYSE only) or Rule 155 (NYSE MKT only)
      LSold Last
      MMarket Center Close Price
      NNext Day
      OMarket Center Opening Trade
      PPrior Reference Price
      QMarket Center Open Price
      RSeller
      TForm T (Pre-Open and Post-Close Market Trade)
      UExtended Trading Hours/Sold Out of Sequence
      VContingent Trade
      WAverage Price Trade
      ZSold (Out of Sequence)
      0Odd Lot Cross Trade
      4Derivatively Priced
      5Re-Opening Price
      6Closing Price
      7Qualified Contingent Trade
      9Consolidated Late Price Per Listing Packet

      1.1.2 HK Stocks

      TypeDescription
      <space>Automatch Trade
      PLate Trade (Off-Exchange Previous Day)
      MNon-Direct Off-Exchange Trade
      YAutomatch Internalized
      XDirect Off-Exchange Trade
      DOdd-Lot Trade
      UAuction Trade
      *Overseas Trade

      1.2 Trade Direction

      ↑: Lift the Offer, meaning the trade is executed at the offer (or ask) price; shown in "Up Color."

      ↓: Hit the Bid, meaning the trade is executed at the bid price; shown in "Down Color."

      ◆: Neutral Trade, meaning the trade is executed between the bid and ask prices; shown in gray.

      * Users can customize "Up/Down Colors" in Settings. Two types are now available: (1) Red Up/Green Down & (2) Green Down/Red Up.

      1.3. Trade Price

      The color of Trade Price is based on Previous Close price: If it's higher than Previous Close, it's shown in "Up Color"; if it's lower than Previous Close, it's shown in "Down Color"

      * Users can customize "Up/Down Colors" in Settings. Two types are now available: (1) Red Up/Green Down & (2) Green Down/Red Up.

      1.4 Trade Size

      The color of Trade Size is the same as Trade Direction color.

       

      2. Trade Statistics

      2.1 Where to Find the Feature

      Detailed Quotes > Chart > Statistics

      Tap the data to enter the details page.

       

       

      2.2 Feature Introduction

      The Trade Statistics feature integrates the data of all the stock's trades on the trading day and presents the integrated data in various dimensions.

      Traders may better seize trading opportunities by analyzing Trade Direction and Price by Volume Table.

       

      2.3 Overview

      2.3.1 Average Price

      The average trade price of the stock on the trading day.

      Calculation: Average Price = Total Turnover / Total Volume

      2.3.2 Total Number of Trades

      The total number of trades of the stock on the trading day.

      2.3.3 Total Volume

      The total number of shares traded on the trading day.

      2.4 Trade Type Statistics

      Trades are classified into 3 types: Lift the Offer, Hit the Bid, and Neutral Trade. The number of shares traded for each type is presented.

      2.5 Price by Volume Table

      The volume, turnover, and weight of different trade prices are presented in the Table.

       

      3. FAQs

      1. How is a trade classified?

      ↑: Lift the Offer, meaning the trade is executed at the offer (or ask) price; shown in "Up Color."

      ↓: Hit the Bid, meaning the trade is executed at the bid price; shown in "Down Color."

      ◆: Neutral Trade, meaning the trade is executed between the bid and ask prices; shown in gray.

      * Users can customize "Up/Down Colors" in Settings. Two types are now available: (1) Red Up/Green Down & (2) Green Down/Red Up.

      2. How do neutral trades happen?

      1) The trade is executed so fast that it is not disclosed on the order book.

      For example, the current bid is $10 and the ask is $12. If two trading counterparties both place an order at $11 at the same time, we will see an $11 trade updated in "Ticks" while the BBO doesn't change. The trade will be defined as "neutral".

      2) The trade is executed in a dark pool or other ATS (US Market)

      3) Odd-lot trade (US Market)

       

      In the US, there are over 10 exchanges and many OTC dealers. The National Best Bid and Offer (NBBO) presents quote data that shows the highest bid price and the lowest ask price from all available exchanges and trading venues. The NBBO, therefore, represents the smallest spread available. 

      The direction of a trade is determined based on the NBBO Time & Sales (Ticks) data.

      Regulation NMS issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires brokers to ensure the best execution price available for a stock, and provide the NBBO quote data to their customers during trading. NBBO quote data only displays orders whose size is larger than 100 shares.

      Risk Disclosure This presentation is for informational and educational use only and is not a recommendation or endorsement of any particular investment or investment strategy. Investment information provided in this content is general in nature, strictly for illustrative purposes, and may not be appropriate for all investors. It is provided without respect to individual investors’ financial sophistication, financial situation, investment objectives, investing time horizon, or risk tolerance. You should consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to your relevant personal circumstances before making any investment decisions. Past investment performance does not indicate or guarantee future success. Returns will vary, and all investments carry risks, including loss of principal. Moomoo makes no representation or warranty as to its adequacy, completeness, accuracy or timeliness for any particular purpose of the above content.

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