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My Portfolio Health Check
JP-BOCL@EC2612A (13758)
- Open
- 0.068
- High
- 0.071
- Low
- 0.066
- Prev. Close
- 0.070
- Volume
- 292.00K
- Turnover
- 19.62K
- Avg Price
- 0.067
- Bid/Ask Ratio
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- Amplitude
- 7.14%
- 52wk High
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- Volume Ratio
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- Turnover Ratio
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News
- Weekly Review · 2 days ago, 11:14 PM
Weekly Recap | BANK OF CHINA +3.77%, most brokers rate it buy
- PUBT · Aug 20 at 06:11 AM
Bank of China schedules interim results webcast briefing
- PUBT · Aug 20 at 06:06 AM
Bank of China announces RMB 3.27 dividend for domestic preference shares fourth tranche
- Market Pulse · Aug 19 at 01:17 AM
HK Midday: Hang Seng Flat; Xiaomi Surges Over 6%, Baidu Plunges Nearly 13%, Semiconductor Stocks Tumble
- Market Pulse · Aug 18 at 11:18 PM
HK Midday: Hang Seng Edges Up 62 Pts; Xiaomi Jumps 7% Post-Earnings; Chip & AI Stocks Tumble
- AASTOCKS News · Aug 17 at 08:46 PM
ABC, BANK OF CHINA, CITIC BANK and Others Launch 'Token Loan' Products
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$XTALPI(02228.HK) Yesterday, Bank of China Hong Kong made a large number of "buy" orders, which should be depository receipts. It was probably a previous shareholder, such as China Life Insurance (I remember there was a similar shareholder) with holdings of approximately 235,560,969 shares, accounting for 5.86%. Comparing the number of shares transferred by BOC Hong Kong yesterday: 235 million shares. It's roughly the same. Since China Life Insurance is a state-owned enterprise, the probability of using BOC Hong Kong is the highest. I roughly guess it's their depository. It's likely that Pharmaron issued them stock certificates, converting paper certificates into electronic shares.