How Tide presents market data
A date, a scope and a source belong with every observation. Tide separates published figures from model estimates and retains the attribution supplied with each dataset.
Dates, units and coverage
The workspace covers China A-shares, uses CNY and the Asia/Shanghai trading calendar, and shows each dataset’s observation date. Different views may update on different schedules. A monthly account observation is not a daily trading signal.
Trace the original source
Dataset notes identify the publisher, source link, observation period and any transformation. Exchange and clearing statistics, published fund disclosures and derived market series have different coverage. Consult the source linked in the relevant view; the publisher links below are starting points, not a claim that every metric comes directly from them.
Estimates and missing values
Model-estimated flows are labelled as estimates. They are not verified cash transfers or evidence of investor intent. Missing values are not replaced with zero, and observations from different dates are not silently combined.
Read the comparison, then its limits
Use the displayed period, aggregation and coverage when comparing figures. Sector classification and constituent changes can affect comparisons. Charts help inspect historical observations; they do not forecast returns.
Shanghai Stock Exchange · Shenzhen Stock Exchange · China Securities Depository and Clearing
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