Chinese Stock Screen Using Moving Averages and Position Increases

Summary

This document outlines a Chinese stock selection rule based on three conditions: the 30-day average is rising, yesterday’s price is above the 250-day average, and today’s position increase ratio exceeds 5%. The post interprets these as short- and long-term trend filters plus a signal of recent buying interest. It then proposes adding a MACD bullish crossover and an RSI reading above 50, and includes example Python snippets intended to illustrate data retrieval and screening.

The author cautions that reported buying interest could precede selling, long-term strength does not rule out a pullback, and a rising short-term average does not guarantee continued gains. More fundamental, industry, and technical analysis is suggested. The snippets contain apparent inconsistencies between the written conditions and the code, and the post provides no backtest results or evidence that the combined rules are profitable.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines a rising 30-day average, price above the 250-day average, and a position increase ratio above 5%.
• The post adds a MACD crossover and RSI above 50 as possible confirmation filters.
• Reported buying interest and moving-average trends can reverse or fail to predict further gains.
• The code examples do not consistently implement all the stated screening conditions.
• No backtest or performance evidence is presented.

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