Hot-Money & Institutions

Aggregate Dragon-Tiger list (LHB) stock rankings, institution buy/sell, branch-office activity and trader rankings over 1m / 3m / 6m / 12m windows. Data via Eastmoney.

Who's buying and who's selling, at a glance Aggregate Dragon-Tiger list stock rankings, institution buy/sell, branch-office activity and trader rankings over selectable time windows. Data via Eastmoney.

About the LHB & hot-money tracker

What is the Dragon-Tiger list?

Each trading day, after the close, the exchanges disclose top-5 buyer and seller seats for stocks meeting anomaly thresholds — the Dragon-Tiger list (LHB). Thresholds include ±7% price change top-5, 20% turnover top-5, 15% intraday range top-5, and 3-day cumulative ±20% top-5.

Four rankings, four angles

  • Top stocks: stocks repeatedly appearing on LHB, sorted by appearance count and net buy.
  • Institutions: aggregated broker / mutual-fund / insurance / social-security "institution seats" net activity.
  • Branches: Eastmoney "Lhasa gang" / "Eastmoney Lhasa East Ring Rd Branch #1" etc. — usually hot-money hubs.
  • Traders: trader-level ranking inside branches (limited interfaces) — top-tier capital flows.

How to read

  1. High appearances + low net buy: theme hot but capital dispersed — "lots of theme, weak concentration."
  2. Single-stock net buy > 1% of float: usually institutional, not retail hot-money.
  3. Branch coordination: multiple branches under the same group appearing on the buy side = coordinated bidding.
  4. Institution vs hot-money: institutions are longer-term, hot-money shorter-term; both on one stock needs a closer look.

Data notes

Aggregates Eastmoney public LHB data by selectable windows (1m / 3m / 6m / 12m); switching the window refreshes all four rankings.

FAQ

When is LHB data refreshed?
Eastmoney typically aggregates and publishes after 20:00 each trading day; this tool rolls them up over selectable windows.
Why does a hot-money seat include ordinary investors?
Exchanges only publish seat names, not investor types. Eastmoney and similar platforms apply heuristic tags based on historical behavior — these labels may not match real capital types.
Can I copy-trade based on this?
No. LHB reflects past trades; copy-trading means you are always late. The tool is for review and learning.
Why do numbers change for the same window?
Eastmoney re-aggregates historical windows when records are backfilled. The tool caches per-window, yet source data may still shift slightly.