Today
Who finished it today
When the session is in, the list shows finished low-9, high-9, and 13. You do not flip charts to hunt the number.
After the close
A trading app can mark 9 on the symbol you opened. NineRadar answers a different question after the session: who finished a 9 or 13 — across US, HK, China A-shares, and Korea. Then you can replay only finished pairs. A count, not a pick.
iOS. Lock-screen 9s, replay of finished pairs. A count, not advice.
After the close · US · HK · CN
Structure sketch · not a live screenshot
The 9 is easy to find. The scarce thing is seeing who finished after the close, an honest reset, and a replay that only scores finished pairs.
Typical trading apps
vsNineRadar
Paint 9 on the one chart you already opened.
Finding 9
After the close, a list of who finished 9 or 13.
One market, one symbol at a time.
Markets
US, HK, A-shares, and Korea on one list.
The number appears; the story ends.
Replay
Replay only finished pairs: a low-9 waits for the next high-9. Unfinished 9s do not score.
Alerts sit next to ads, shouts, and picks.
Alerts
A lock-screen alert. No ads. No picks. History stays on this phone.
Free is the 9s on your list. Pro sees the whole close, the 13, and lock-screen alerts.
Today
When the session is in, the list shows finished low-9, high-9, and 13. You do not flip charts to hunt the number.
Watchlist
Free keeps eight names. Today can stay on that list. The full after-close list is Pro.
Backtest
A win waits for the opposite 9. A low-9 counts if the next high-9 closes higher. History, not a ranking of stocks to buy.
You
Pro can push the close — and 60/120-minute counts — to the lock screen. Your history stays on this phone.
How the count works. The app lists who finished after the close — not another line on the chart.
Evenings after the close, and the next morning. A Tongdaxin 9 that vanished, an empty 13 list, a meeting that will not say buy.
I used to think the terminal was crashing. The 7 had been sitting under the bar since lunch. After one ugly close it was gone, and so were 1 through 6. I re-added the overlay twice.
We have twelve minutes. If I spend them explaining DeMark I get cut off. If I spend them pitching I get a compliance look. So I read names.
The screenshot had a teal 9 under the bar and a caption that would not survive a compliance officer. I used to argue. Then I muted. Then I left.
Open a name you already follow — Apple, Tencent, 茅台. See whether the daily 9 or 13 finished after that market’s close. Not a ranking.
Nine consecutive closes above or below the close four bars earlier. That prints a high-9 or a low-9. Chinese markets often call it 神奇九转. It is a count, not a trade order.
A quote app marks 9 on the symbol you opened. NineRadar lists who finished 9 or 13 after the close across US, HK, A-shares, and Korea, then scores only finished pairs.
A low-9 is nine closes below the close four bars back (numbers under the candle). A high-9 is nine closes above that bar (numbers above the candle). Neither is a buy or sell instruction.
A later countdown that can start after a finished 9. It completes less often than a 9. NineRadar shows finished 13s on the list; some 13 details are Pro.
No. It displays structure counts and historical stats on finished pairs. History does not forecast the next bar. It is not a broker and not investment advice.
iOS. Questions: support@nineradar.com