What is Net Large Order? What is the difference between the net ratio of large orders and the net vo

The net volume of large orders is the percentage ratio of the number of net ** shares of large orders to the outstanding disk. Note: (Take the ** page as an example, the same is true under the time-sharing page) (1) If the red and green bars of the day are red, it means that there are more large orders on the day, and if the red and green bars are green on the day, it means that the large orders are sold more.

The relative bar length indicates the strength of the buying and selling. (2) The red column continues to indicate that the main funds are positive, and the stock price has sustained momentum. On the contrary, the green column continues to indicate that the main funds are selling resolutely.

3) You can select the strongest stocks in the capital trend table by sorting the "net amount of large orders" from large to small.

The net volume of large orders refers to the ratio of the number of net ** shares of large orders to the percentage of circulation.

Net large order: the ratio of the number of net ** shares of large order to the percentage of circulation.

What does large net order mean?

The net volume of large orders is the percentage ratio of the number of net ** shares of large orders to the outstanding order, and the net ratio of large orders refers to the difference between the large orders traded within a certain period of time. Calculation method: (large order initiative** turnover - large order active sell turnover) total turnover x 100%, I hope it can help you.

That is, the amount is the ratio of the other, the amount is divided into large funds, or medium and small, then this net income is in such a ratio is this ratio.

**Professional terminology: refers to the transaction process, according to the normal trading volume as the standard, each single transaction beyond the standard, called a large order; The difference between the large orders traded in a certain period of time is called the net ratio of large orders.

Calculation method: (Large Order Initiative**Turnover - Large Order Active Sell Turnover) Total Turnover x 100%.

The net difference of 100 million shares in a large order refers to the difference in the number of shares bought and sold in a large order, and the negative number indicates the number of selling, and the net amount of 100 million yuan in a large order refers to the difference in the amount of buying and selling in a large order, and the negative number indicates the number of selling.

Net large order: the ratio of the number of net ** shares of large order to the percentage of circulation.

What does a large single medium small order mean.

The net large order is the net inflow of the large order minus the net outflow of the large order;

Net single is the net inflow of medium single minus the net outflow of medium single order;

Net small orders are the net inflow of small orders minus the net outflow of small orders.

Generally speaking, both large orders and large orders are not the best buy orders, and may be institutional investors; Small orders can generally be understood as the purchase orders of **.

That is, the net amount of large orders ** and large orders sold, the same as net medium orders and net small orders.