This page describes macOS and Windows desktop apps. See the guide for the WeChat Mini Program feature scope.
Charts and company data
Use intraday, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly charts alongside company background, capital distribution, order flow, financials and news. Record what you observe and what still needs to be checked.
Compare consistently
Verify trading dates, sources and adjustment methods before comparing securities or periods. Different data definitions can create misleading comparisons.
Historical calculations have limits
Daily and longer-period charts start with the latest 25 bars and allow 25–200-bar zoom and full-screen views. Shorter histories show their actual records; intraday shows the records obtained. In the percentage view, the first closing price in the visible range is the 0% baseline. Panning, zooming or refreshing updates that range without rewriting original prices. A missing or zero baseline disables this view. This does not redefine every quote-change field as a range return.
Check market timezone, source date and adjustment method before comparing prices or calculating SMA, EMA and RSI. Financial data retains its report period and currency. Net flow does not establish gross inflow, outflow or investor identity. Company, order-flow, financial and news fields follow the current source; missing comparable data stays unavailable, and a news summary is not represented as the full original article.
Supported index details provide AI analysis and a “Trend prediction” entry, subject to selected materials, model access and service status. The result is model-generated research interpretation, not an observed quote or a guarantee of future prices.
This describes the current desktop implementation; actual packages and system requirements are listed in the download center. Historical indicators and research information are not investment advice.