Volume ratio--is an indicator of relative trading volume. It is the ratio of the average trading volume per minute after the market opens to the average trading volume per minute for the past 5 trading days. Ratio is an indicator that measures the relative strength of buying and selling orders in a certain period of time. The change range of the entrusted ratio value is -100% to +100%. When the entrusted ratio value is -100%, it means that there are only selling orders but no buying orders, indicating that the selling order in the market is very large; when the entrusted ratio value is +100%, it means that there are only selling orders and no buying orders. Buying orders but no selling orders indicate that the buying orders in the market are very strong. When the commission ratio is negative, the selling orders are larger than the buying orders; and when the commission ratio is positive, it means that the buying orders are larger than the selling orders. The change in the ratio value from -100% to +100% is a process in which selling orders gradually weaken and buying orders gradually become stronger. The commission volume difference refers to the difference between the total commission volume and the total commission volume in the current market. The calculation formula is: commission volume difference = total commission volume - total commission volume. Like commission ratio, commission volume difference also reflects the resistance of buying and selling orders to price to a certain extent. In practical applications, you can often use the commissioned volume difference ranking to find stocks with huge entrusted buying and selling orders. The stocks with L include: 1. The stock is the subject matter of the warrant - that is to say, the stock Corresponding warrants are issued.

For example: LICBC, LChina Life, LJiangxi Copper