This Chinese-language post outlines a stock screen combining daily amplitude above 1, a condition described as main-force control on the prior day, and a newly formed KDJ golden cross. It interprets the range condition as a sign of greater movement, the…
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The document introduces a recursive median oscillator based on John Ehlers’s discussion of recursive median filters. Median filtering is presented as a way to reduce the influence of extreme price or volume observations that can distort conventional…
This Chinese-language note proposes a daily, after-close stock screen requiring MACD to be positive and the reported daily position-increase share to exceed 5%. It then ranks qualifying stocks by descending popularity or heat, with an example that returns…
This Chinese-language strategy note describes a stock-selection screen combining turnover between 3% and 12%, a rising DEA measure, and a 20-day moving average above the 120-day average. It presents the screen as a way to find stocks with trading activity…
This short description presents an indicator that compares a fast and a slow zero-lag triple exponential moving average. Their cross is used to signal a change in the indicator's view of market direction, making the pair a simple trend-reading tool based on…
The document presents a Chinese equity screening rule that selects stocks with amplitude above 1, circulating market capitalization above 10 billion yuan, and at least two limit-up events over the prior 500 days. It frames the combination as a way to find…
The post asks why a five-minute technical indicator in live trading appears to update three to four seconds after a period ends, even though historical testing updates it at the period boundary. The author reports connecting to OKEX futures from a rented…
This post describes a Chinese stock screen based on daily amplitude, circulating market capitalization, and association with a robotics concept. Its narrative specifies amplitude above 1, a market-cap threshold above 10 billion yuan, and a cap below 10…
This BigQuant assignment asks learners to modify a classic quantitative strategy by adding an indicator, then search across hyperparameters. It directs them to collect the historical performance curve for every parameter configuration into a data frame, plot…
This post presents a Chinese equity screening rule combining RSI below 65, a rising KDJ K line, and an amplitude measure above 1. The accompanying indicator reference uses a 14-period RSI, a 9-period stochastic calculation with 3-period smoothing, and…
This post describes a EUR/USD and GBP/USD strategy that seeks entries during pullbacks within an established intraday trend. It uses 5-period and 8-period Wilder averages alongside an 89-period simple average. During an early-day window, the averages must be…
The document proposes a Chinese equity screen based on a daily price range above a stated threshold, a product combining the prior day's turnover rate with the ratio of current auction volume to prior volume, and a closing price below 12. It frames these…
This brief strategy note outlines an equity selection approach using a random forest regression model. It adds features such as beta and technical indicators, including MACD and Williams %R, and predicts a return-style target calculated from the difference…
This Chinese stock-selection example combines three filters: a daily net increase in holdings above 5%, circulating market capitalization between 5 billion and 10 billion yuan, and a rising 30-day average, implemented by comparing it with a 10-day average.…
This code example outlines a vn.py workflow for backtesting an ATR-RSI strategy on a Chinese equity index futures contract. It configures the instrument, minute interval, historical dates, commissions, slippage, contract size, tick size, and starting…
This document describes an indicator that measures the size of recent highs and lows over configurable lookback periods, using a calculation likened to a price channel. Its histogram separates high-range readings from low-range readings and colors bars…
The document proposes an A-share stock screen combining daily range, recent limit-up behavior, and buying activity attributed to large orders during the opening auction. A candidate must have a daily high-low range above 1%, at least one limit-up day in the…
This note describes a Rate of Change (ROC) oscillator paired with a moving average signal line. ROC measures the percentage change in closing price relative to the close a chosen number of bars earlier; the signal line smooths the ROC series using a selected…
This article proposes screening Chinese equities for market value below 10 billion yuan, a volatility condition, and positive profitability over recent years. It describes combining a price range measure with a subjective assessment of company quality and…
This Chinese-language post outlines a stock screen that ranks shares by trading-volume strength and selects those near the top of the ranking. It adds a 15-minute MACD condition: the green histogram bars should be shrinking, which the post interprets as a…
The strategy combines five-bar fractals with the Alligator’s Teeth to identify breakout entries. A buy fractal is a local high with two lower highs on either side; a sell fractal is a local low with two higher lows on either side. When a buy fractal forms…
This brief document introduces an oscillator intended to show price velocity and acceleration. Its configurable inputs are the period used to calculate velocity, the period used to calculate acceleration, and the applied price series. The description does…
This proposed GBP/USD strategy uses four-hour bars and seeks reversals around a 40-period exponential moving average. It adds a 30-period Fractal Dimension Index filter, permitting entries only when the calculated value is below 1.5. The entry conditions…
The document introduces a MACD variation that uses double exponential moving averages (DEMA) in place of standard exponential moving averages (EMA) for its calculation. It attributes the idea to Patrick Mulloy’s 1994 article on smoothing data with faster…