Selected Data and Curve
Multiple data comparisons of certain product or different
products are available in the price database.

1.Choosing product data
Choose the product and then click the Plus buttonon the
right part of the list to add the price data to the Selected Data
and Curve module. Multiple selections are available.

2.Data and curve comparison
Selected prices will be showed in My Curve and can be
deleted, cleared and checked. By clicking the Check the
Chosen Curves button, customers can find
the data and curve page.

After choosing the time range, customers can search for data
via Historical Data, Data Comparison, and Average Price.
Clicking Historical Dataand Data Comparisonbutton, customers can browse through the data
and curve page.

Remarks: When searching for the data comparison, if the
Average Price is not clicked, the price range (the highest
price–the lowest price) will be provided; if the Average Price is clicked, the average price data will be provided.

After selecting the data, the name of the data needs to be filled (required) before clicking the Add to Favorites button, and the customized data combination will be saved in Favorites.
Clicking the name of the data, customers can search for the
data in Favorites.

Data and Curve Search
Data can be searched for according to User-Defined,
One-Month, Three-Month, One-Year, Historical Data, Data
Comparison, Weekly Average, and Monthly Average and More. The selected data can be exported (for the data with longer
time period, customers need to subscribe related services). The historical price and data comparison present the last full
year’s data as well as all the data in the current year.

The weekly price and the monthly price are showed in K-line
chart. The price list contains prices at the beginning and end of the time period, the change rate, the highest price, the lowest price, the fluctuating range, the average price, the mode, the
median, etc.

Data Export
The exported data will be presented in table form and stored
through the default storage path in the browser (e.g. Google
Chrome).