Chinese Stock Screen for a Limit-Down Open and Seven-Day Decline

Summary

This Chinese equity screen combines a large daily amplitude with a prior session’s 9:15 matched price at the lower price limit and seven consecutive sessions in which the close falls below the previous close. The article frames the limit-price condition as a way to identify market-driven pressure and the run of declining closes as a possible reversal setup. It also mentions sorting selected stocks by total market value.

The post gives indicator conditions and example implementations, but it does not report backtest results or define a tested entry, exit, or holding period. It warns that the screen omits company fundamentals and that market outcomes are uncertain. Suggested additions include valuation and financial measures, other technical indicators, stop losses, and position controls; these are proposals rather than validated improvements.

Key ideas

• The screen requires amplitude above one and a prior 9:15 matched price at the lower price limit.
• It looks for seven consecutive daily closes below the preceding session’s close.
• The article interprets the selloff as a possible reversal candidate but offers no performance evidence.
• Fundamental analysis and explicit risk controls are identified as missing considerations.

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