Chinese Stock Screen Combining RSI, Revenue Growth, and Trading Interest

Summary

This document describes an A-share stock screen that selects companies with RSI below 65 and 2021 revenue more than 1.1 times 2018 revenue, then ranks them by a measure of stock popularity. It presents the combination as a way to mix a short-term technical condition, a multi-year revenue comparison, and market attention. The article also gives example screening formulas and code, but the code's data fields and revenue proxy are not clearly consistent with the stated strategy.

The author cautions that relying on one technical indicator and one revenue comparison can miss other important business and market factors. The revenue test compares two endpoints rather than establishing a sustained growth trend, and the document provides no backtest results or performance evidence. It suggests adding broader technical, financial, and industry information and evaluating candidates over a longer horizon.

Key ideas

• The screen requires RSI below 65 and a 2021-to-2018 revenue ratio above 1.1.
• Candidates are ranked by a measure described as stock popularity.
• The strategy combines a technical filter with a limited fundamental growth check.
• A two-point revenue comparison does not establish a persistent growth trend.
• The document gives no performance results and warns that the narrow filters may overlook other risks.

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