First check
Your first after-close count check
The first check is three facts: which listing, which closed bar, and whether the count finished. A new brokerage account is not one of them.
Three steps
- Find the listing. 0700.HK and 600519.SS are different names. The directory is a lookup, not a scan of every listing.
- Confirm the timeframe and the session date on the page. A daily count waits for that market’s cash close. Hong Kong CAS names finish around 16:08–16:10. The US regular close is usually 16:00 in America/New_York, except early-close days.
- Separate in progress from finished. On the market list, Almost shows unfinished 8 only. On Watchlist, Almost is unfinished 7 or 8. A finished 9 is nine closes on one side of the close four bars earlier.
What to write down
- Code and venue.
- Timeframe.
- Session date shown on the page.
- Direction: low or high.
- Count.
- Finished, or still in progress.
Free holds eight watchlist names and the first 10 of each market’s hot list. That is a product cap, not a portfolio size. If the ninth close fails the four-bars-back test, 1–8 are removed. A blank can also be a load failure: check whether other names in the same market still have a session date before calling the reset healthy.
A count, not an order. Questions: support@nineradar.com.