A-Share Screen Using RSI, Daily Gains, and Limit-Up Stocks
Summary
The document outlines an A-share stock screen combining an RSI below 65, a daily gain above 1%, main-board listing, and non-ST status. It proposes selecting five stocks from the day’s limit-up leaders, with selection intended before 10 a.m. The rationale offered is that recent price strength may indicate momentum, while the RSI threshold is presented as a way to identify potential rebounds. The article also supplies example screening logic and a Python sketch for collecting candidate stocks and calculating RSI.
No performance data or backtest results are provided. The explanation of RSI below 65 as oversold is not established in the document, and the code examples do not clearly implement the full stated screen consistently. The author identifies dependence on market hot spots and limit-up selection as risks, and suggests adding filters, diversification, and stop-loss controls. These are proposals rather than validated improvements.
Key ideas
- The screen combines an RSI threshold, a positive daily move, main-board status, and exclusion of ST stocks.
- It proposes choosing five candidates from limit-up stocks.
- The article gives example SQL-like and Python selection logic but no strategy performance evidence.
- The author warns that limit-up and market-hot-spot dependence can make the approach speculative.
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