Among them, there may be "broken shares" caused by rights issue. For example, retail investors hold a certain share 100, and in a certain year, they will be given 10, and their shareholding will become 120. If this happens, he can't sell 100 shares by himself, that is, he can't sell 20 shares directly, but he can sell 120 shares.

Time-sharing chart:

1) White curve: It represents the real-time transaction price of this stock.

2) Yellow curve: indicates the average transaction price of the stock, that is, the total transaction amount of the day divided by the total number of shares traded.

3) Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, used to represent the turnover per minute.

4) Transaction Details: The transaction details are displayed at the lower right of the disk, showing the dynamic price and lots of each transaction.

5) Outer disk and inner disk: the outer disk is also called active buying, that is, the cumulative volume of the transaction price at the time of selling; Internal selling is also called active selling, that is, the cumulative volume of transactions at the buying unit price. The outer disk reflects the buyer's wishes and the inner disk reflects the seller's wishes.