Can China’s A-shares do T+0 if they have a large volume ratio?

Volume ratio is the processing of stock trading data, and T+0 is the trading rules of the exchange. There is no correlation between the two. It cannot be said that T+0 can be achieved if the volume ratio is large.

How much is greater than quantity? How much quantity ratio is not a large quantity ratio?

This depends on the concept of quantity ratio.

Volume ratio is an indicator that reflects the trading volume of stocks or futures relative to the benchmark value. The benchmark value is generally set as the average trading volume of the previous five trading days. The volume ratio formula displayed in the intraday:

Volume ratio = current total trading lots/(average trading volume per minute in the past 5 days × cumulative opening time of the day (minutes)).

When the equivalent ratio is greater than 1, it means that the trading volume on that day is amplified, and the part exceeding 1 is the multiple of the trading magnification. Generally, if the quantity ratio is less than 1, the quantity ratio is not large, and if it exceeds 2, it is considered large. In addition, the turnover rate should also be combined to study and judge the situation of transaction amplification.