After the close

Nine Radar
Brokers already paint 9. We scan the whole 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

12
Low-9
9
High-9
13
4
Almost
AAPL
US · Daily
9
Low-9
13
0700.HK
HK · Daily
7
High
13
600519
CN · Daily
9
High-9
13
13

Structure sketch · not a live screenshot

Why add NineRadar if your broker already shows 9?

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

vs

NineRadar

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.

What you open after the close

Free is the 9s on your list. Pro sees the whole close, the 13, and lock-screen alerts.

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.

Watchlist

Names you already follow

Free keeps eight names. Today can stay on that list. The full after-close list is Pro.

Backtest

Only finished pairs

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

Lock-screen notes

Pro can push the close — and 60/120-minute counts — to the lock screen. Your history stays on this phone.

How the 9 and the 13 are counted

How the count works. The app lists who finished after the close — not another line on the chart.

Notes from a real close

Evenings after the close, and the next morning. A Tongdaxin 9 that vanished, an empty 13 list, a meeting that will not say buy.

Read the notes

Look up a stock after the close

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.

Find a stock

Common questions

What is a TD Sequential 9 (the “magic nine”)?

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.

If my broker already paints 9, why NineRadar?

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.

What is the difference between a low-9 and a high-9?

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.

What is a TD Sequential 13?

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.

Does NineRadar pick stocks or tell me to trade?

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.

Get the app

iOS. Questions: support@nineradar.com