HK Stocks
- About pre-opening
- What is the P/E ratio and P/B ratio
- Why isn't China Unicom an AH share
- What is the market volatility regulation mechanism (VCM)
- What is the closing auction trading period (CAS)
- Quote card related
- Rules for naming stock short names (HK stocks)
- Why the latest price of Hong Kong stocks is not equal to the latest transaction price
- Hong Kong stocks advanced overall market (SF) introduction
- Whether the opening price is the first transaction of the stock-market rules
- What is Hong Kong stock LV2 and the Hong Kong BMP
- Market description of HK options
- HKEX BMP description

US Stocks
- Why stock prices in the pre-market different from other platforms
- Crossed & locked
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- Introduction to U.S. stock quote level rules
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ADRs
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Options
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Funds
- Risk indicator description
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Futures
- How to view future quotations
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- How to trade continuous futures
- Correlation analysis
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- Market data service
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- Quotes data of US futures
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A-shares
- Why is the highest price of A-share K-line data different from the highest price of the summary
- Market rules

Stock Connect
- Stock connect
- Why is the used quota of the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect negative

Singapore Stocks
- Singapore Market rules

Australian Stocks
- Market rules
- AU auction descriptions

Japanese Stocks
- Introduction to the JP Stock Market

Canadian Stocks
- Market Rules

Index
- Introduction to Global Indexes

Malaysian Stocks
- Introduction to the Malaysia Market

AU auction descriptions

Pre- and post-market auction phases:

Session	Sydney Time
Pre-open	7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Closing Auction	4:00 PM - 4:12PM

During the auction phases, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) will disclose the data related to the Indicative Price:

Indicative Price

Ranging from the highest bid price to the lowest ask price, Indicative Price is the price at which maximum number of shares can be traded if matching occurs.

Indicative Volume

Indicative Volume is the number of shares that can be matched at the Indicative Price.

Surplus Volume

Surplus Volume is equal to Cumulative Buy Quantity - Cumulative Sell Quantity. A positive sign (+) indicates a surplus will be left on the buy side, while a negative sign (-) indicates a surplus will remain on the sell side.

For more details, please go to the website of the ASX.

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