HK Bull/Bear Outstanding Qty Ratio(56:44) | September 10
As of September 10, the latest bull-bear ratio of the Hang Seng Index is 56:44.
As of September 10, the latest bull-bear ratio for the Hang Seng Index is 56:44.
Data from the CITIC SEC bull-bear certificate distribution chart indicates that the heavy distribution area for bear certificates lies in the range of 25,800 to 25,899, with the latest number of bear certificates at 858, a decrease of 174 compared to the previous trading day. The most significant increase in bear certificates occurred in the range of 25,500 to 25,599, where the latest number of bear certificates is 324, an increase of 121 compared to the previous trading day.
The heavy distribution area for bull certificates is in the range of 24,900 to 24,999, with the latest number of bull certificates at 1,190, an increase of 24 compared to the previous trading day. The most significant increase in bull certificates occurred in the range of 24,800 to 24,899, where the latest number of bull certificates is 1,124, an increase of 161 compared to the previous trading day.
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