Watchlist

On this page

1. Market layout
2. Scheduled AI tasks
3. Trading status and positioning
4. Dispositions and alerts
5. Company announcements
6. Screener
7. Market pulse and sectors

"Market → Market". Taiwan stocks (listed and OTC) you want to follow without holding them. Each account has its own, not split by securities account.

• Add: enter a code (for example 2330) and press "Add"; the name and whether it is listed or OTC are looked up from TWSE and TPEx open data
• Each row: close, change, change %, date, and a mini trend of the last 20 trading days (the dashed line is the first day's price; the colour follows the day's change). "Limit up" / "Limit down" lights up when the close hits the price limit (ordinary stocks and ETFs only)
• Institutions: the latest day's institutional net buying in total (lots), with the 5-day total and the buying or selling streak below. Only data already stored is used: a "—" fills in once you open the stock's trading status by clicking its code (listed stocks have none in commercial mode)
• Several lists: press "+ New list", type the list's name (e.g. "Watching", not a stock code) in the box and press "Create", then add stocks by code; the list is saved once you add the first one. "Delete this list" removes a list you no longer want together with its stocks (a list with nothing in it yet is simply dropped). A list also disappears when its last stock is removed (the default "Watchlist" always stays and cannot be deleted)
• Order: ▲▼ on the right of each row; ✕ removes it
• Prices are daily closes, not live intraday quotes. In commercial mode only the closes TWSE and TPEx publish each day are available, so a newly added stock's trend starts from the day you add it

Market layout

This page has ten panels: watchlist, trading status, dispositions and alerts, company announcements, screener, market pulse, sectors, top movers, sector moves and scheduled AI tasks, arranged the way you like.

• Built-in layouts: "Standard", "Positioning", "Sectors" and "Screening" in "Layouts" switch with one click (the screener is only in "Screening"; add it to other layouts from "Add a panel")
• Edit layout: press "Edit layout" and each panel gets a toolbar: drag ⠿ (or press ◀ ▶) to reorder, ⅓ ½ ⅔ 1 for the width, ✕ to hide; hidden panels come back from "Add a panel" at the bottom. Widths only apply on wide screens; on narrow ones every panel takes a full row
• Layouts: press "Layouts" to open the gallery. Built-in and saved layouts are drawn as thumbnail cards (blue: watchlist, green: trading status, yellow: market panels, grey: AI tasks); click one to apply it, and the one in use is outlined. Hover to see its panel list
• Save layout: at the bottom of the gallery, give the current layout a name and optionally a marker, then press "Save layout" (the same name replaces the old one); the ✕ at the bottom right of a card deletes it
• The layout is each account's own preference, kept on this computer like pinned stocks and column choices

Scheduled AI tasks

A panel on the Market page (at the bottom in the standard layout). At a set time each day the AI you chose in Settings (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or a model on your own computer) writes a summary, such as a pre-market brief or a closing review. It only organises data: no buy or sell recommendations, no price predictions, no orders.

• New task: a name, what the AI should cover (start from the "Pre-market brief" or "Closing review" template), the time each day (Taipei time) and whether to run on trading days only; up to 10 tasks
• What is sent: the TAIEX and TPEx index, the strongest and weakest sectors, the stocks that moved the index most, and each watchlist stock's close, change, price-limit hit and disposition/attention status. All after the close
• Holdings only with your consent: only tasks with "Allow sending my holdings to the AI" ticked also send the code, name, weight and return of each holding; never amounts, quantities, cost or accounts
• When it runs: only while the app is open; if the time passed before you opened the app, it runs once that day (a missed day is not made up the next day). "Run now" runs it immediately to try it out without cancelling that day's scheduled run; times are Taipei time whatever time zone the computer uses
• Results: the latest result appears under each task, and "History" shows the last 30. If the AI is not set up or the key is wrong, a result is still recorded with the reason
• Every run uses your own AI quota; "Pause" stops a task without deleting it

Trading status and positioning

Below the watchlist (in the standard layout). Click a code in the watchlist to switch to that stock, or enter a code yourself.

• Disposition / alerts: an active disposition (period, which round), today's attention list (reason), or a trading halt; "Normal" when there is none. When the exchange lists cannot be fetched it says "Unavailable" rather than pretending all is normal
• Day trading: allowed (buy first or sell first), buy first only (sell-first suspended), or not allowed
• Margin and short: the latest margin and short balances (lots; in brackets the change from the day before), the 5-day and 20-day change below, and the short-to-margin ratio
• Institutional investors: net buying by foreign investors, trusts and dealers for the latest day and the 5-day and 20-day totals (lots), and in the last row how many days in a row foreign investors, trusts and the total have been buying or selling. With fewer than 20 days of data the totals use the days there are and say how many. In commercial mode there is no commercially usable institutional data for listed stocks, and it says so
• All of it is what TWSE and TPEx publish each day; in commercial mode margin and institutional data accumulate from the day the stock is added to the watchlist (or held)

Dispositions and alerts

Below trading status (in the standard layout). Stocks under disposition and on the attention list across the market; click a code to see it in trading status.

• Under disposition: each stock's disposition period, release day (the trading day after the end) and trading days left; "2-min matching" means orders are matched about every 2 minutes, and "Repeat" means a second disposition within 30 business days. Ones that have not started yet say "From …"
• The end date is recounted on the trading calendar: announcements say a market closure postpones the end, so a typhoon closure announced later moves it back; it then says "Postponed by a closure (announced to …)"
• Ending soon: dispositions ending within 3 or 5 trading days, or all of them
• Attention: today's attention list (the reason in the exchange's own words); stocks already under disposition are marked. The app keeps a copy of the list each day it runs, and each stock then shows how many days in a row and how many times in the last 10 trading days it was listed (counted over the days collected; complete after 30)
• On the right is the latest close and change (none for warrants and ETFs). It is what TWSE and TPEx publish each day; when a list cannot be fetched it says "Unavailable" rather than showing nothing

Company announcements

Below dispositions and alerts (in the standard layout). Material information that listed companies file themselves, and the investor conferences picked from it; news articles are not reproduced.

• Scope: "Watchlist & holdings" shows only stocks in any of your watchlists and the Taiwan stocks you hold; "All" is the whole market. Search by code, name or subject on the right
• Material information: the last 14 days, each with the company, the rule clause, the subject and the filing time; click a subject to expand the full text
• Investor conferences: companies must file material information when they hold or are invited to a conference, so they are picked from it with the date, time, place and summary; upcoming ones come first, nearest first, and past ones are marked "Held" at the end. At the bottom are the conference sessions at the TWSE venue (links to the TWSE site)
• The exchanges only give the latest batch, so the app keeps a copy each day it runs (the NAS daily open-data run does too); the more days stored, the more complete it is, and the panel says how many. Click a code to see it in trading status

Screener

In the "Screening" layout (or add it from "Add a panel"). Every common stock (listed and OTC, a little under two thousand) with the latest close, change, turnover, P/E, dividend yield and P/B, and the latest monthly revenue growth.

• Conditions: press "Conditions" and fill in a minimum and maximum for any column (blank means no limit); turnover is in hundreds of millions of NT$. The volume ratio is today's turnover divided by the previous 5 trading days' average; the app collects one day each day it runs, so it appears after 5 trading days. A stock with no value in a column you set (for example no P/E because of a loss) is left out
• Strategy: high yield, revenue growth, low P/E or strong today fills in a set of conditions you can then adjust
• You can also limit to listed or OTC, a sector, or search by code or name; choose the sort column on the right and ↓↑ for descending or ascending. The first 50 are shown, with a button for more
• Click a code to see it in trading status. The data is TWSE and TPEx open data; it only filters and is not a recommendation

Market pulse and sectors

Two panels on the same page (side by side at the bottom in the standard layout). The whole market after the latest trading day's close (TWSE and TPEx open data; common stocks only, no ETFs or warrants); switch between "Listed" and "OTC" at the top.

• Index: the TAIEX (or TPEx index) close and change, next to the estimated total of contributions to compare with the official points change (usually a fraction of a point apart)
• Biggest contributors to the index: "Up vs down" lists the 10 stocks that pulled the index up most and the 10 that pulled it down most; "Biggest impact" lists the top 10 by absolute contribution either way, in points. Contribution = previous index × the stock's change in market value ÷ the whole market's previous market value
• Sectors: one cell per sector; the area is market value, turnover or contribution (the absolute contribution to the index), with the market's total contribution and turnover at the top right; the colour is the change (as dark as it gets beyond ±5%); hover to see turnover, advancers and decliners, and the contribution
• Drill down: click a sector to see its 10 leading members (by contribution with bars either side of a centre line, or by turnover), then "Other members" in one row (change weighted by market value, marked ≈) and the sector total; next to it each stock as a cell, and a table below (the top 30 by market value first, with a button to show all); "All sectors" goes back
• Top movers (a separate panel, below sectors in the standard layout): the top 30/50/100 stocks across the market by "Biggest moves (up or down)", "Biggest gains", "Biggest losses" or "Highest turnover", as "Bubbles" (size is turnover, colour is the change, with the name and change inside) or a "List" (close, change, turnover). Hover for the numbers; click one to see it in trading status
• Sector moves (a separate panel, below top movers in the standard layout): switch between "Bubbles", "Flow" and "Side by side" at the top (your last choice is remembered; side by side stacks on narrow screens). Click a bubble to highlight that sector and its stocks in the flow (with bubbles only it switches to the flow); "Clear" or a second click removes it
  • Bubbles: each bubble is a sector; across is today's change, up is trading heat (its share of market turnover divided by its share of market cap: ×1 means turnover matches its size, ×2 twice as much), and size is market cap. Top right is up and busy, top left down and busy; hover a bubble for the change, heat, turnover and advancers/decliners. It uses the latest day's public closing data only and is not institutional money flow
  • Flow: where the index move came from, by sector and stock. Up and down contributions on the left, sectors in the middle, the 25 largest contributors on the right (with points and change); thicker lines contributed more. The rest of each sector is merged into one "sector · other N" line ("other N" side by side), and sectors without a top-25 stock into "Other sectors". Hover a node or line for the numbers

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