A-Share Screen Using Turnover and Daily Position Increase

Summary

This stock-selection rule looks for shares with turnover between 3% and 12%, excludes Beijing-listed A-shares, and requires the day’s increase in position share to exceed 5%. The explanation treats the turnover band as a way to select reasonably active and liquid names, and the position-increase condition as an activity filter. It recommends considering market conditions and fundamentals alongside these measures and setting stop levels.

The document describes the rule and includes sample screening logic, but it gives no backtest results, trade definitions, or evidence that the filters predict returns. Its discussion also makes broad claims about the effect of excluding Beijing listings without supporting analysis. The stated filters can identify active stocks, but activity alone does not establish favorable fundamentals or direction, and the meaning and data construction of “position increase” need clear, consistent definitions before implementation.

Key ideas

• The screen requires turnover in a stated band, excludes Beijing A-shares, and filters for a daily position-share increase above a threshold.
• Turnover is presented as a proxy for liquidity and activity, rather than a direct measure of expected return.
• The author recommends combining activity filters with market and fundamental analysis and stop levels.
• The document supplies no performance evidence, and the position-increase measure needs a precise definition.

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