This page describes macOS and Windows desktop apps. See the guide for the WeChat Mini Program feature scope.
Market workbenches
Choose A-share, Hong Kong or US markets to view source-supported indices, stocks and sectors. Stock breadth counts gains, losses, unchanged and unconfirmed records by the actual source trading date; leaders use valid same-date records. Source-directory coverage is not complete exchange coverage. Old dates, absent dates and missing changes remain unconfirmed. Hong Kong and US sources may lack instrument classifications or trading dates; partial coverage and unconfirmed states remain visible.
A-share on-exchange ETFs
The On-exchange ETF tab in Stock Market offers paginated directories, name or code search, details and watchlists, preserving ETF and exchange identity. Prices use CNY per unit; volume uses units. Existing fallback sources can be used when the primary source fails. A time-of-day alone does not establish a trading date. Hong Kong and US ETF directories are not presented as verified coverage.
NAV and exchange prices stay distinct
Fund Market offers All, Equity, Mixed, Bond, Index, ETF feeder funds, QDII and FOF categories. Off-exchange ETF feeder funds show NAV by disclosure date, separately from on-exchange ETF prices. Managers, fees, disclosed holdings and historical NAV follow actual source fields. Missing values are not replaced with zero.
Select a fund in Markets & Research to view its NAV chart and historical NAV records. The default range is the last 3 months, with 1, 3 and 6 months, 1 and 3 years, and since-inception ranges available. Fund ranges are separate from securities-chart periods. Historical NAV covers the disclosed records retrieved, not a promise of complete history.
Sources, dates and cache
Local mode uses the existing source chain. The server-market entry shows its own account access and supported capabilities. Source time, collection time and cache state remain distinct; a collection date is not a trading date. Availability, coverage and delay vary by source and market, not a promise of live subscriptions.