Spark allows you to consolidate ASX and CXA so that all of the information in the CXA stocks is merged into the ASX stocks.
For example, without consolidation, there will be two entirely separate BHPs: BHP and BHP.C with their own depth, trades, charts, and quotes in smartlists and watchlists.
With consolidation, all orders, trades, and closing values from the CXA market are merged with the ASX market.
CXA has its own warrants.
When consolidating, these stocks will still exist as CXA stocks and have a .C suffix.
The short selling report published by ASX is the total volume of short trades done on both ASX and CXA.
As such, when viewing non-consolidated data, the short traded volume may exceed the total volume for the day.
You can show only ASX or CXA orders, trades, or closing values, by typing .A or .C on depth, orders, trades, and chart tools.
Note that the stock quote will still be consolidated, and the CXA stock will still be hidden.
Type .. to remove the filter.
When consolidating ASX and CXA, CXA report types or trade types and designations are translated to ASX condition codes where they have a similar meaning.
| ASX Code | Desc | Report Type | Desc |
| NX | NBBO Crossing | S | Trades with Price Improvement |
| LT | Late Reported | E | Out of Hours Trade |
| ET | ETF Special Trade | F | ETF Trade Report for Unit Creations or Redemptions |
| ASX Code | Desc | Trade Type | Trade Designation | Desc |
| CX | Centre Point | N | P | Mid-Point |
| CP | Centre Point Preference Matched | B | P | Broker Preferenced Mid-Point |
You can hover over the code to see the original CXA report type or trade type and designation.