A-Share Screen for Rising 30-Day Average and High Trading Volume
Summary
This A-share stock screen combines a rising 30-day moving average with a high current trading volume and a high opening price. It also describes ranking candidates by capital strength, using volume ratio as a proxy, and suggests adding indicators such as MACD or RSI alongside company size, industry, and profitability data. The intended rationale is to find actively traded stocks with an upward trend and investor interest.
The document gives no backtest, performance figures, or detailed entry and exit rules. It repeatedly cautions that strong inflows, high volume, a higher opening price, and an upward moving average do not guarantee further gains. The volume threshold and other criteria are presented as selection conditions, without a discussion of liquidity across stock sizes, transaction costs, or how to handle false signals. It is best read as a basic screening idea rather than a fully specified trading strategy.
Key ideas
- The screen looks for stocks whose 30-day moving average is rising.
- It uses current trading volume above the stated threshold as a measure of activity.
- A high opening price and capital-strength ranking are included as additional selection signals.
- The document warns that these conditions do not ensure a price increase.
- It suggests combining technical filters with company size, industry, and profitability information.
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