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This article argues that divergence and MACD crosses are best interpreted as signs of changing momentum, rather than as automatic buy or sell commands. It describes divergence as evidence of countertrend activity, with the strength of that activity helping…
This Chinese stock screening example combines three filters: membership in the metaverse concept group, a closing price above the previous day’s low, and a closing price below 12 yuan. It presents the first condition as a way to focus on a market theme, the…
This stock-selection idea screens shares with codes beginning in 60, average turnover between 3% and 12%, and KDJ readings below 20. The article frames the low KDJ values as a possible sign of a decline and potential reversal, and provides a formula…
The proposed screen selects stocks in the metaverse industry with a stated circulating share float ceiling, then applies a daily candle condition. The article defines its “reversal” pattern as an opening price above the previous close followed by a close…
The document describes a Chinese stock screen combining moderate turnover, at least one limit-up event in a recent lookback window, and a ranking based on net large-order flow. The stated rationale is that turnover approximates trading activity, a recent…
This note outlines a stock screen for companies with positive net profit and market capitalization below a stated ceiling, combined with a daily amplitude threshold and a prior-day 9:15 matching-price condition described as limit-down behavior. The article…
This note describes an equity screen that combines daily price movement with company profitability and a Bollinger Band condition. It seeks stocks with an amplitude above 1, return on equity above 15% for five consecutive years, and a close between the…
The post outlines a Chinese-equity screening rule that combines daily price range, a stock-code prefix beginning with 60, and a recent large upward move. It also suggests sorting qualifying stocks by market capitalization and provides example implementations…
This post describes a short-term China A-share screening rule that combines three signals: positive net buying by large investors during the opening auction, a daily position-increase ratio above 5%, and a 10-day price gain greater than zero but below 35%.…
This community post outlines a China A-share stock screen that excludes Beijing-listed companies and selects stocks with turnover between 3% and 12% and a positive but limited recent price gain. It then proposes refining the candidates using net profit…
This Chinese-language post describes an A-share screening idea that combines daily turnover between 3% and 12%, a newly formed KDJ bullish crossover, and a company-type filter. It frames turnover as a liquidity condition and the KDJ signal as a short-term…
This proposed Chinese equity selection rule screens for stocks with turnover between 3% and 12%, then requires the product of the day’s percentage price change and net buying flow attributed to very large orders to be positive. Eligible stocks are ranked by…
This stock-selection screen filters for turnover between 3% and 12%, circulating market capitalization between 1 and 55 in the stated units, and at least one daily gain of 10% or more during the previous 25 trading days. The post gives both a formula-style…
The proposed equity screen selects stocks with RSI below 65, seven consecutive down sessions, and a 20 day moving average above the 120 day average. The combination looks for a recent pullback within a longer-term upward trend, using the RSI threshold as an…
The document presents a Chinese stock selection rule combining daily amplitude above 1, a morning-star pattern, and weekly MACD above zero. Its indicator examples add moving-average ordering and other price, volume, and size conditions. The intended…
The document describes a Chinese equity screen requiring a position increase above 5%, evidence of large-investor control on the prior day, and a gain below 6% at 9:25. Its rationale is that rising holdings may indicate inflows, institutional ownership may…
This stock screen combines three filters: a daily price range above a stated threshold, the closing price above its five-day moving average, and a dividend payout ratio above 25% for 2019. The article presents the range condition as a way to find stocks…
This stock-selection idea filters for companies in the metaverse industry, then looks for a rising five-day moving average and a potential start of a strong advance. The proposed rules combine an industry classification with price and volume conditions,…
This Chinese equity screening idea combines three signals: today’s position increase share above 5%, the product of daily return and net large-order volume above 0.5, and a shortening MACD histogram green bar on a 15-minute chart. The document interprets the…
The strategy selects stocks in the metaverse industry that recorded a limit-up within the prior 25 days and have turnover between 3% and 12%. It calls for screening before 10 a.m. and selecting stocks eligible to trade that day. The cited formula also…
The document outlines an equity screen combining turnover, circulating market capitalization, and a morning star candlestick pattern. Its stated criteria use a turnover range of 3% to 12%, a circulating share count cap of 5.5 billion shares in the headline,…
The post describes an equity screen combining company profitability, market capitalization, and a measure of today’s increase in holdings. Its stated conditions include companies without losses and a buying-activity threshold above 5%. The title refers to…
The document describes a Chinese A-share screening approach for Shenzhen main-board stocks. It selects shares with amplitude above 1, price-to-earnings ratios from 0 to 29.01, price-to-book ratios from 0 to 3.11, market capitalization below 10 billion yuan,…
This strategy selects the ten lowest-priced eligible stocks within the SSE 50 universe, excluding special-treatment, suspended, and delisted stocks. It allows each holding to remain open for up to twenty days and sells a stock if its decline exceeds eight…