A Chinese Stock Screen for Morning-Star Patterns and Low Prices

Summary

This post proposes a short-term Chinese equity screen combining daily price amplitude above 1, a named “KuTe Smart” morning-star pattern, and a K-line value below 20. It frames the conditions as a way to find stocks that have recently fallen, show large price movement, and may offer a rebound opportunity. The post also suggests adding volume, turnover, price, market capitalization, and return measures to improve the selection process.

The document includes an indicator formula and a Python example that iterates through listed stocks using daily data. However, it gives no backtest results, benchmark, transaction-cost assumptions, or evidence that the named candle pattern predicts gains. The code’s screening conditions do not clearly establish that it detects the stated pattern, and some added filters appear to impose further restrictions that are not explained. The strategy is purely technical as presented; it does not assess fundamentals or industry conditions, and its claims about upside potential remain untested.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines price amplitude, a named morning-star pattern, and a price-related threshold.
• The post presents the screen as a short-term rebound selection method for Chinese stocks.
• It recommends considering volume, turnover, market capitalization, and other factors alongside the technical conditions.
• No performance evidence is provided, and the sample code does not clearly verify the named candle pattern.

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