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Real Liquidity — How Much Buy In and Sell Out on Every EGX Stock

The real-liquidity page aggregates every executed trade across all EGX stocks during the session, classifying each one as buy or sell by which side initiated it. The result is a measured, real number: how much buy liquidity entered a stock and how much sell liquidity left it, the net, and the total turnover — live. How does buy liquidity on COMI compare to HRHO? Which stocks see the strongest flow? These are actual session numbers, not a guess or a forecast.

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What you get

Full actual liquidity

Every executed trade in the session is counted — not a sample or an approximation.

Buy vs sell liquidity separated

Not just a single net — you see buy liquidity and sell liquidity as distinct values.

Total turnover

The most reliable number — the total money actually traded on the stock that day.

Historical archive

Select any past date and see the real liquidity on that day.

Flow-strength ranking

Stocks sorted from strongest to weakest flow — a quick read of what's moving.

Transparent methodology

Initiator classification from the exchange's own data — we show you exactly how it's computed.

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Frequently asked

Do these numbers represent real liquidity flowing into a stock?

No. Every trade has a matched buyer and seller paying exactly equal amounts — the accounting net of money "entering" or "leaving" a single stock is always zero. What we measure is "trading pressure" derived from minute-by-minute price direction, not actual cash flow. For real investor-category flows (foreign vs Egyptian, institutional vs retail) see the Trading Summary page.

How can a stock show 62M buy pressure and 0 sell pressure? Is this possible?

Yes, and it's meaningful. It means every notable minute for that stock during the session had rising price (chg_per >= 0). All moments of notable activity were up-direction — no minute registered strong enough sell pressure to cross the detector's threshold. It does NOT mean nobody sold the stock; it means sell-side pressure never dominated a minute enough to become notable.

What is the difference between Trading Pressure and Trading Summary?

Trading Pressure (/egx-trading-flow) is a live per-stock proxy based on price movement during the session. Trading Summary (/trading-summary) displays EGX's official daily investor-flow breakdown by category (foreigners / Arabs / Egyptians × individuals / institutions) — this is a real ownership-transfer measurement, but market-wide rather than per-stock.

How accurate is this measurement?

The methodology (Lee-Ready algorithm, 1991) agrees with actual order-flow imbalance ~75-85% of the time in liquid markets per academic studies. Bloomberg Terminal and Refinitiv Eikon use the same approach (with more granular tick-level data). This proxy is the strongest measurement possible from EGX's public data.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do these numbers represent real liquidity flowing into a stock?
No. Every trade has a matched buyer and seller paying exactly equal amounts — the accounting net of money "entering" or "leaving" a single stock is always zero. What we measure is "trading pressure" derived from minute-by-minute price direction, not actual cash flow. For real investor-category flows (foreign vs Egyptian, institutional vs retail) see the Trading Summary page.
How can a stock show 62M buy pressure and 0 sell pressure? Is this possible?
Yes, and it's meaningful. It means every notable minute for that stock during the session had rising price (chg_per >= 0). All moments of notable activity were up-direction — no minute registered strong enough sell pressure to cross the detector's threshold. It does NOT mean nobody sold the stock; it means sell-side pressure never dominated a minute enough to become notable.
What is the difference between Trading Pressure and Trading Summary?
Trading Pressure (/egx-trading-flow) is a live per-stock proxy based on price movement during the session. Trading Summary (/trading-summary) displays EGX's official daily investor-flow breakdown by category (foreigners / Arabs / Egyptians × individuals / institutions) — this is a real ownership-transfer measurement, but market-wide rather than per-stock.
How accurate is this measurement?
The methodology (Lee-Ready algorithm, 1991) agrees with actual order-flow imbalance ~75-85% of the time in liquid markets per academic studies. Bloomberg Terminal and Refinitiv Eikon use the same approach (with more granular tick-level data). This proxy is the strongest measurement possible from EGX's public data.
Why do some stocks appear and others don't?
The detector has a threshold for "notable" moves. For a stock to fire an alert it needs (1) minute volume above a baseline multiplier, and (2) notable price change in that minute. Stocks that trade quietly and steadily throughout the session don't generate alerts and won't appear on the page. It doesn't mean they weren't traded — just that their movement was not notable enough.

For the full methodology and caveats, see the methodology section.

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