HK Bull/Bear Outstanding Qty Ratio(48:52) | October 14
As of October 14, the latest Hang Seng Index bull/bear street position ratio is 48:52.
As of October 14, the latest bull/bear street cargo ratio for the Hang Seng Index is 48:52.
Data from the CITIC SEC bull/bear certificate street cargo distribution chart shows that the heaviest bear certificate street cargo area is in the 24600-24699 range, with the latest number of bear certificates in this range at 812, a decrease of 54 from the previous trading day; the largest increase in bear certificate street cargo is in the 24400-24499 range, with the latest number of bear certificates in this range at 289, an increase of 95 from the previous trading day.
The heaviest bull certificate street cargo area is in the 23600-23699 range, with the latest number of bull certificates in this range at 1,182, an increase of 168 from the previous trading day; the largest increase in bull certificate street cargo is in the 23900-23999 range, with the latest number of bull certificates in this range at 595, an increase of 502 from the previous trading day.
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