Chinese A-Share Screening by Industry and Auction Amount
Summary
The document describes a Chinese stock screen that combines a metaverse classification with the beverage and alcohol import-export industry, then selects the five highest-ranked stocks by the day’s auction amount. It presents the conditions as an industry filter and an auction-activity ranking, with an example implementation intended to return stock codes, names, and valuation data.
The post warns that relying on one ranking measure may not capture company quality or stock value, and that the target industry may be sensitive to policy and economic conditions. It suggests adding financial measures such as cash flow and return on equity, valuation measures, and technical indicators. The example code appears inconsistent with the stated method: it ranks by closing price rather than auction amount, and the two industry filters may leave no matching stocks. No backtest results or evidence of performance are provided.
Key ideas
- The proposed screen targets stocks labeled as both metaverse-related and in the beverage and alcohol import-export industry.
- It ranks qualifying stocks by the day’s auction amount and selects the top five.
- The document recommends combining industry and auction activity with financial and technical measures.
- Its example code ranks by closing price, so it does not implement the stated auction-amount method.
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