China Merchants Securities Zhiyuan Financial Management

The Zhiyuan Financial Management Service Platform is a new generation comprehensive financial service platform created by China Merchants Securities for investors using the latest IT technology. It is easy to operate and has powerful functions. It not only supports stocks, funds, stock options, margin trading, stock index futures and other businesses, but also has many new special services (online interaction, financial supermarket, graphic F10, capital flow, asset analysis, etc.) to create a more perfect user experience. Welcome to use!

Instructions for use

Some explanations on the design of China Merchants Securities Zhiyuan Financial Management Service Platform

"B", "S" marks in separate transactions

"B" means an active buying order (Buy) "S" means an active selling order (Sell)

An order without a BS mark indicates an unknown order. The system cannot determine whether it is an active buy or sell order based on the current buy and sell prices.

What do the gray numbers on the far right in the transaction details represent?

In the market data released by the exchange, each transaction is not just one transaction, but may be a combination of several transactions. The data released by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange has transaction number information, and the gray number is how many transactions are actually included in the transaction data.

What does it mean when some transaction volumes in transaction details and market information are purple?

Indicates a large order. By default, orders above 500 lots are large orders. This value can be adjusted through "System Settings"->"Parameter 1"->Current Highlighted Volume.

What does the bidding rate in the F2 price list mean?

The bidding rate indicates the proportion of active buying volume in the volume traded at this price.

What is the meaning of the color of the trading volume column line on the time-sharing chart of China Merchants Securities Zhiyuan Financial Services Platform?

When "color display of trading volume interval in time-sharing chart" is turned on in the system settings, the trading volume in the time-sharing chart is no longer a single trading volume color, but has three colors: red means that the trading volume is traded when the price is rising; green means that the trading volume is traded during the price falling process; white means that the trading volume is when the price remains unchanged.

What does the G or L logo mean before the security name in the market information area in the upper right corner?

G indicates that this stock has share reform information. Click on it to see detailed consideration and commitment information.

L indicates that this stock has related products, such as B shares, convertible bonds, H shares or warrants, etc. Click it to switch to related products.

About quantity ratio

Volume ratio is a measure of relative trading volume, which is the ratio of the average trading volume per minute after the market opens to the average trading volume per minute for the past five trading days. A volume ratio value greater than 1 indicates that the average trading volume per minute on that day is greater than the average value of the past five trading days, and the trading volume is enlarged; a volume ratio value of less than 1 indicates that the current trading volume is not as good as the average level of the past five trading days, and the trading volume is shrinking.

In the time-sharing chart, the meaning of the volume ratio chart that appears by pressing the /* key:

If there is a sudden increase in volume, the volume ratio indicator chart will have an upward breakthrough. The steeper it is, the greater the increase in volume; if there is a shrinkage, the volume ratio indicator will move downward.

Explanation of the long-short red and green forces of China Merchants Securities Zhiyuan Financial Services Platform:

There are two square bars on the status bar, the left is the long and short bar of the Shanghai stock market, and the right is the long and short bar of the Shenzhen stock market.

The long and short bar is divided into two parts:

To the left is the proportion of rising stocks (in red, if it is dark red, it indicates the daily limit part),

To the right is the proportion of stocks that fell (green, if it is dark green, it means the part that fell to the limit)

There are 6 different symbols scrolling under the grid:

Red upward arrow: Indicates that the overall market rally is increasing

Red downward arrow: indicates that the overall market rally is weakening

Red equal sign: indicates that the overall market trend remains flat

Green upward arrow: indicates that the overall market decline is increasing

Green downward arrow: indicates that the overall market decline is weakening

Green equal sign: indicates that the overall market decline remains flat

Users can use shortcut keys such as F1~F12, Ctrl+letters, Alt+letters, etc. The shortcut keys supported by this system are as follows:
 

Click the sequence key:

Keyboard Wizard:

Lightning trading shortcut keys:

Development history

China Merchants Securities has grown together with China's capital market. It was founded in Shenzhen in 1991 and has gone through 25 years of development so far.

In July 2002, in order to pursue internationalization, the company changed its name to China Merchants Securities Co., Ltd., achieving its third leap.

On November 17, 2009, China Merchants Securities was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange with an issue price of 31 yuan. The price-to-earnings ratio is as high as 56.26 times. Many brokerage firms have valued China Merchants Securities well below its issue price. Shenyin Wanguo believes that the reasonable price of China Merchants Securities after listing is 25 yuan, while CICC gave a valuation of 18 yuan to 22 yuan.