Three markets in one table
Mainland A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. stocks live in the same window. Filter by market when you want to narrow the view — without opening another app.
Early access · macOS
A native Mac research desk for mainland A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. stocks — long and short in one table, with structured research scores and row-level evidence. It does not place orders, trade automatically, or report win rates.
Why this desk
If you follow names across Shanghai, Hong Kong, and New York, most tools make you pick a market, then a direction, then another window. The picture fragments. This app is a research desk for that exact problem: one table, three markets, long and short visible at the same time, with scores and row-level evidence you can study before you decide anything.
You stay in charge. The software does not send orders, run trades for you, or dress a research score up as a winning system. That is the product, not a disclaimer buried at the bottom.
A focused research workspace — not a broker, not a signal feed, not a promise of results.
Mainland A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. stocks live in the same window. Filter by market when you want to narrow the view — without opening another app.
Direction is a first-class column, not a hidden mode. See both sides of a market in one workspace, then filter to longs or shorts when you want to focus.
Each row shows market, ticker, name, direction, research band, stop/cover level, and a research score. Click a row to read supporting and opposing evidence. Scores are input for your own judgment — not instructions to buy or sell.
Generate a fresh set of observation candidates, or load the most recent batch, and decide what deserves a closer look. The app prepares a list for study. It does not tell you what to trade.
A health panel shows whether storage and quote sources are working, and that the trading interface is closed. A coverage panel shows how many names are in each market universe. After a sync, you can see what updated, what a public source did not provide, and what looks stale.
Built as a real macOS desktop window, not a pile of browser tabs. Keep the research desk in one place and resize it to fit how you work.
There is no order ticket, no automated trading, and no win-rate display. If you want stock picks, trading signals, or a promised hit rate, this is not the product. It is a research and observation tool for people who score ideas themselves.
A dedicated three-market research desk, as it exists today. You are paying for the current 0.5.0 workspace — not for a future 1.0, and not for a promised result.
Who it is for
Who it is not for
One year of access. Saves $45 versus twelve monthly payments ($144).
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Early access to version 0.5.0 — a research and observation tool. No order ticket. No promised results.
It puts mainland A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. stocks in one native Mac window so you can observe long and short views and review research scores.
No. It does not place orders.
No. It does not give personalized trade recommendations. Research scores and observation candidates are for your own study.
No. It does not report win rates or promise results.
Mainland A-shares, Hong Kong, and the United States.
A Mac. This version is a native macOS app.
Version 0.5.0’s interface is in Simplified Chinese. English Getting Started documentation maps the main labels and buttons.
Long observations for A-shares, Hong Kong, and the U.S., and short observations for Hong Kong and the U.S., work with the download. A-share short observation needs a local research file that is not included with the installer. Without that file, the A-share short side of the table will be empty.
You are buying version 0.5.0 as it exists today: a research and observation tool. The product may change as it develops. This page does not sell a future 1.0 promise.
No. Enhanced Global Tool is a research observation tool. It is not an investment adviser, and nothing in the app is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security.