User Manual of Java Applet

After the system is started, quoted prices of all commodities ranking in order will appear automatically.

1. Ranked quoted prices: Press F2 to enter

Press “↑” or “↓” to choose specific commodity

Press “PageUp” or “PageDown” for page turning

Press “←” or “→” to horizontally move listed items

Press “Enter” to enter the current day’s real-time trend of commodity selected

Press left mouse button once to select the commodity

Double click the commodity with left mouse button to enter the current day’s real-time trend of commodity selected

When the cursor moves to names of some ranked items, the cursor will change to a hand. Then, press left mouse button once and change the order of the ranked item.

2. History commodities: Press F7 to enter

Press “↑”, “↓”, “←” or “→” to select historic commodity

Press “PageUp” or “PageDown” for page turning

Press “Enter” to enter the K-chart (historic trend) of commodity selected

Press left mouse button once to select the commodity

Double click the commodity with left mouse button to enter the K-chart (historic trend) of commodity selected

3. Current trend: Press F5 to switch to technical analysis

Press “←” or “→” to move cursor and view specific data of each minute

Press “PageUp” or “PageDown” to switch to a different commodity

Press left mouse button to set the position of cursor and view specific data of each minute

4. Technical analysis: Press F5 to switch to real-time trend

Press “↑” or “↓” to magnify or diminish K-chart

Press “←” or “→” to move cursor and view specific data of each K line

Press “Shift” + “←” or “→” to move page left or right by one single step

Press “Ctrl” + “↑” or “↓” to page up or down

Press left mouse button to set the position of cursor and view specific data of one k line

Press “Home” and “End” to sequentially switch technical index

Press “PageUp” or “PageDown” to switch to a different commodity

Directly type index name can help you choose technical index with Quick Macro

5. Integrated ranking: Press F4 to enter

Press “↑”, “↓”, “←” or “→” to select specific commodity

Press “Enter” to enter the current day’s real-time trend of commodity selected

Press left mouse button once to select the commodity

Double click the commodity with left mouse button to enter the current day’s real-time trend of commodity selected

6. Transaction details: Press F1 to enter when viewing real-time trend or technical analysis of one commodity

Press “PageUp” or “PageDown” for page turning

7. Quick Macro:

Type a commodity code or name at any time, press “Enter” and view the commodity

In the interface of technical analysis, type index name can help you choose technical index

All pages have different right-click function menus.

Definition of Terms and Phrases

1. Advances and declines: The difference between current price and the previous day’s settlement price (average price);

Amount of increase = (current price - the previous day’s settlement price) / the previous day’s settlement price) * 100%

2. Position difference: The difference between the current trading volume and the previous trading volume (open interest)

3. Ratio of bid size to ask size, and difference between bid size and ask size refer to indexes used to assess the relative intensity of buy order or sell order within a period of time. The two indexes reflect the comparison between buying and selling intensities.

Calculation methods are as follows:

Ratio of bid size to ask size = 〖(bid size- ask size) ÷ (bid size ＋ ask size)〗 × 100%

Bid size: Sum of quantities of lower three stocks entrusted with buying for all individual investors now

Ask size: Sum of quantities of upper three stocks entrusted with selling for all individual investors now

The ratio of bid size to ask size ranges from ＋100% to -100%.

When the ratio of bid size to ask size is positive and large, it means that buyers in stock market have strong desire to buy stocks; when the ratio of bid size to ask size is negative and small, it means that buyers in stock market have a strong desire to sell stocks bought. The ratio of bid size to ask size from -100% to ＋100% indicates a process during which the buy order gradually becomes strong and the sell order gradually becomes weak. Conversely, the ratio of bid size to ask size ranging from ＋100% to -100% indicates a process during which the buy order gradually becomes weak and the sell order gradually becomes strong.

4. Buy and sell: Buy means active buying. In other words, it refers to cumulative volume of transaction price in prices of pending buy orders. Sell means active selling. In other words, it refers to cumulative volume of transaction price in prices of pending sell orders. Buy reflects wills of buyers, while sell reflects wills of sellers.

5. Volume ratio refers to ratio of the current day’s total trading volume to average trading volume in recent days. The specific formula is as follows:

Volume ratio = the current day’s total trading volume / (average trading volume of 5 days / minutes of transaction each day) * minutes of quotations opening

The value of volume ratio indicates increase or decrease in trading volume in recent days. if it exceeds 1, it means that the total trading volume at this moment is increased. If it is less than 1, it means that the total trading volume at this moment is decreased.

6. Red “↑” and green “↓” in transaction details: respectively reflect active buying and selling of transaction. The calculation method is to compare the current transaction price with the highest buying price and the highest selling price of previous transaction. If the current transaction price is closer to the highest buying price, the current transaction will be regarded as active selling and green “↓” will appear. If the current transaction price is closer to the highest selling price, the current transaction will be regarded as active buying and Red “↑” will appear. Specifically, red “↑” and green “↓” reflect transaction details between buyer and seller during transaction.