The China desk
Real-time mainland feeds are license-locked to everyone. So this desk is built the honest way: the US-listed China names and their options, the Hong Kong flow records, and the SEC's own filings — computed nightly, checkable against the source.
Live today
Every night the engine reads the option chains on fifteen US-listed China names — BABA, PDD, BIDU, JD, NIO, XPEV, LI, TME, BILI, NTES, TCOM, BEKE, FUTU, YUMC, ZTO — and computes where the dealers' call walls, put walls and the gamma flip sit. The same engine that draws the index walls, pointed at the names a China book actually holds.
Northbound turnover and the most-traded mainland names, from HKEX's own daily records — SSE and SZSE, north and south. Presented as derived metrics with the day's delta, not a mirrored feed.
The company pages cover the China ADRs like every other filer: as-filed financials, F-score and Z-score with the workings shown, 13F institutional holders and their direction, filed subsidiary structures. Built from SEC documents, free, no account.
Mainland exchange daily data — settlement, volume, open interest, treating INE as its own market node — is the next dataset on this desk. Real-time mainland ticks are license-restricted for every vendor, so this desk starts with the layer that can be honest.
Intel Clearance
Clearance is the finished morning reading on your names: filings with the documents linked, 13F adds and cuts with share counts, the dealers' walls at last night's close, dark-pool share from FINRA's records — and the China Connect flows, in the same mail. One read, 07:40, only when something happened.
Language
The pricing, levels and download pages are live in Simplified Chinese today. The full terminal translation is in progress — it moved up the roadmap because customers asked for it by name.
Payments: international cards work at checkout today. Alipay and WeChat Pay are enabled on the account but do not yet show under subscription checkout — a known limitation being worked on; email the founder and it gets handled individually. Prices are in USD.
The free Explorer tier evaluates everything on delayed data — no card, no time limit. The China desk ships to every tier's terminal; the finished morning read is Intel Clearance.
What this desk does not claim: real-time mainland market data (license-restricted for every vendor), predictions, or signals. Everything shown is computed from public filings, exchange daily records and listed option chains — and every number can be checked against its source.
