A-Share Screen for Turnover, Recent Limit-Ups, and Company Type
Summary
This Chinese stock selection rule combines turnover between three and twelve percent, at least one limit-up event in the prior twenty-five days, and a qualifying company classification. The examples name small and medium enterprise board, ChiNext, privately owned, and state-owned categories. The document presents the screen as a way to find potential value opportunities, but it does not define a valuation test that would establish whether a selected company is undervalued.
The author notes that market, industry, and company fundamentals are omitted, and that focusing on company type may restrict the number of candidates. Suggested additions include valuation and dividend measures, plus closer analysis of company attributes and market conditions. The text provides formula and Python examples but no historical performance, return, or risk statistics. The screen therefore describes candidate filters rather than evidence that the selected stocks offer value or controlled risk.
Key ideas
- The screen selects stocks with turnover between three and twelve percent and a limit-up event in the prior twenty-five days.
- Eligible company categories include specified Chinese listing boards and ownership types.
- The document’s value-investing rationale is not supported by a valuation condition in the stated screen.
- Market, industry, and company fundamentals are identified as omitted factors, and no performance results are reported.
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