Chinese Beverage and Alcohol Stock Screen with Turnover and Auction Volume

Summary

This Chinese equity screen selects beverage and alcohol related stocks with turnover between 3% and 12%, then applies a comparison involving yesterday’s turnover, today’s auction volume, and yesterday’s trading volume. The stated rule keeps cases where the resulting quantity falls between 0.5 and 2. The article provides example indicator logic and Python-style code and describes the volume comparison as an attempt to capture short-term trading rhythm alongside sector membership and turnover.

The screen is not accompanied by backtest results, return statistics, or a clear explanation of why the chosen volume bounds should predict future performance. The article acknowledges that it focuses on sector and volume information while leaving out company fundamentals, and it suggests adding fundamental measures or technical indicators. The example code refers to a specific historical trading date and data fields, so it does not by itself establish a reusable or validated strategy. The stated expression also merits review: as written, multiplying prior turnover by auction volume divided by prior volume may not have the same meaning as the surrounding sample implementations.

Key ideas

• The screen targets beverage and alcohol stocks with turnover between 3% and 12%.
• It filters candidates using a ratio involving prior turnover and auction volume relative to prior volume.
• The stated acceptable range for that quantity is greater than 0.5 and less than 2.
• The article supplies example screening logic but no performance evidence or rationale for its thresholds.
• Fundamentals are omitted, and the examples may need reconciliation before implementation.

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