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Fund balance
Daily profit rate: The daily profit rate of the user on the previous trading day;
Weekly profit rate: the weekly profit rate of users this week;
Monthly profit rate: the user's rate of return this month;
Average profit per day: the total profit of a user is calculated by the number of contestant days;
Total profit rate: the total profit rate of the user from the day of the self-selected manual competition;
Stock selection success rate: the proportion of the number of shares with positive returns in this competition to the total number of operation shares.
Turnover rate: the ratio of the total user transaction volume to the initial capital. The higher the turnover rate, the more active the user transaction;
Position: the proportion of the user's stock market value after the previous trading day to the total assets.

 

 

Stock balance
Number of shares: the number of actual shares held by the user.

Saleable quantity: the stock that the user can sell currently. According to the trading rules of the exchange, the stock can only be operated on t + 1, that is, the stocks bought on the current day can only be sold after the second trading day. Therefore, the number of shares is not necessarily the same as the number of available shares. Warrants can be T + 0 operations.

Purchase cost: the actual transaction price after the user buys the stock plus the price after the handling fee. Note: When you operate the same stock multiple times, the cost price is the weighted average value of multiple operations.

Profit and Loss cost: the purchase cost only records the actual purchase price of the user, while the profit and loss cost takes into account the funds spent by the user's purchase and the funds collected for selling the stock. This indicator is of great reference significance for professional players to continuously reduce costs through T + 0. For example, if a user buys 500 shares and then sells another 300 shares, the profit and loss cost is (All actual expenditures-all actually recovered funds + handling fees) Divided by the number of remaining shares. Profit and Loss costs indicate that when you operate a stock continuously, if you want to make a profit, you must sell it at a higher profit and loss cost. After you operate a stock continuously, the profit and loss costs may become negative.

Cumulative floating profit/loss: indicates all the accumulated profit/loss when a user continuously operates a stock. It changes in real time with the current stock price, so it is called cumulative floating profit/loss.
Guaranteed price: the guaranteed price tells you that when you sell your shares at a price higher than the guaranteed price, you will be able to make a profit. The guaranteed price is a stock.Profit and Loss costs plus sales feesThe calculated reference price.