Automating Chinese Stock Screens and WeChat Alerts
Summary
This tutorial explains how to monitor a stock-selection query on the Supermind platform and send a WeChat notification when stocks meet its conditions. Users adapt a natural-language query, such as one combining technical signals, recent returns, and other filters, then add their WeChat user identifier, run a strategy backtest, and enable strategy monitoring. The described workflow supports daily screening, while minute-by-minute checks require separate monitoring logic.
The tutorial recommends keeping the result set small, giving five to ten stocks as the author's usual range, so alerts remain actionable. It says the query should first be checked on the screening service's own site. The document focuses on screening and notifications, although it mentions that the platform also supports automated trading. It provides no measured accuracy, profitability, or comparison of screening rules, and an alert only identifies candidates for further human review; it does not establish that a trade is warranted.
Key ideas
- A platform workflow can monitor custom stock-screening conditions and send matching results as WeChat alerts.
- Users customize the screening query and provide their WeChat user identifier to configure notifications.
- The described process involves running a backtest before enabling strategy monitoring.
- Daily screening can use the query service, while minute-level monitoring requires additional logic.
- The author recommends limiting the result set to a manageable number for review.
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