HK Bull/Bear Outstanding Qty Ratio(54:46) | September 30
As of September 30, the latest Hang Seng Index bull/bear street position ratio is 54:46.
As of September 30, the latest Hang Seng Index bull/bear street position ratio is 54:46.
Data from the CITIC SEC bull/bear certificate street position distribution chart shows that the heaviest concentration of bear certificates is in the 24,800 - 24,899 range, where the latest number of bear certificates is 568, an increase of 7 from the previous trading day; the largest increase in bear certificate street positions is in the 24,700 - 24,799 range, where the latest number of bear certificates is 77, an increase of 77 from the previous trading day.
The heaviest concentration of bull certificates is in the 24,200 - 24,299 range, where the latest number of bull certificates is 1,019, an increase of 140 from the previous trading day; the largest increase in bull certificate street positions is in the 23,900 - 23,999 range, where the latest number of bull certificates is 729, an increase of 167 from the previous trading day.
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