Showing latest 20 latest transactions of the stocks with blue/red colors indicating whether the particular trade is being initiated from buyer or seller side. It goes with a summary of the total dollar turnover for Buy and Sell transactions.

In the transaction log box, it displays the latest 5 transactions and indicates whether each particular transaction is a buy (A) or sell (B) transaction using the alphabet A or B. Also a red/blue color power bar is available to display the total buy/sell transaction ratio (%) in real-time for the day.

A color-coded bar chart (blue for buy and red for sell) is available to provide the buy/sell transaction ratio for the specific stock for the past 30 transaction days.

Provides buy/sell distribution ratios of Hang Seng Index (HSI) and HSCEI (Hang Seng China Enterprise Index). One can quickly compare the momentum among the constituent stocks and hence its overall momentum.

This together gives investor a better picture of the tug-of-war (push and pull forces) between the buy and sell sides during the time for the particular securities.

Industry Performance – Display of whole day, morning and afternoon market fund flow amount in Market Indexes and Industry Sectors*, one can quickly get an understanding of the fund flow situation in the market and different sectors.

* Industry sector categories are based on Hang Seng Composite Industry indexes.

Fund Flow information would be also integrated into QSM Pro Analyzer Top 20 Ranking table, user could compare fund flow together with transaction volumes, price changes.

Using the new Warrant Sorter under Warrant Summary, stock related warrants could be further sorted and ranked according to user selected criteria including issuers, expiry date, Delta etc.

In the warrants information page, QSM Pro Analyzer provides an indicator called Sync-index which reflects how closely each warrant price follows the underlying stock price movement .

e.g. a call warrant follows 100% with underlying stock when the index shows +100%

Liquidity Provider (LP), including warrant issuers, which their buy or sell activities of the particular warrants are usually a useful reference to investors, so in the Analyzer version, we have added several features which tracks the activities of the LP.

A specially-designed related warrant box or what we call a "horse-race ranking display", enables subscribers to view multiple trading attributes (including call/put, gain/loss, top gains/losses, top volume) of warrants of the same underlying stock all at one glance. This provides users the ability to quickly compare and analyze the warrants traded in order of volume.

Inserting either the code of the underlying stock or warrant would show up the list of warrants with the underlying ranked by volume in the related warrant box.

The related warrant code would have suffix c or p to indicate if it is a call and put warrant, and gray-shaded color for CBBC (Callable Bull/Bear Contracts). For warrants which their prices are traded up would be colored green and for those traded down be colored red and for those price with no change is colored gray.

Furthermore, if the warrant is among the top 3 gainers and losers among the related warrants, the warrant code would be underlined.

Example (underlying : 0005, HSBC)
3977c 4869c 3777c 9011c
3960c 3843c 4930c 4906c
4885c 3807c 4716c 4826p

In above case, 3977c is a HSBC call warrant with highest volume among the list (top left has the highest and bottom right the lowest volume) and its warrant price is going up (since it is colored green). And 3777c is the third highest volume HSBC call warrant and is also in the top 3 HSBC warrant gainers (underlined).

3960c is the fourth highest volume call warrant (volume ranking is from left to right, then top to bottom) with no change in price (gray color). 4826p, which is a put warrant, would therefore be of the twelfth highest volume with price going down.

By viewing the related warrant box, investors will be able to get an immediate comparison among similar warrants of the same underlying stock.

Related warrant box in Index Constituents page

For warrants or CBBC with Hang Seng Index or HSCEI as the underlying, one can find the related warrant box in the Index Constituents page bottom left corner. Alternatively one can enter the code 37401 for Hang Seng Index and 37408 for HSCEI.

Outstanding Market Volume (OMV)

The Outstanding Market Volume (OMV) of a warrant signal the participation level of retail investors. The Analyzer version has added the OMV figures in the warrant teletext page and are shown a percentage of the total issues.

The Analyzer also caters to the requirements of CBBC (Callable Bull Bear Contract) traders with the following added features: