Chinese Stock Screen Using RSI, Daily Gains, and Large Float Capitalization
Summary
This document outlines an equity screen for main-board Chinese stocks with an RSI below 65, a daily price gain above 1%, and floating market capitalization greater than 10 billion yuan. The stated selection logic combines a technical indicator, positive recent price movement, and a size threshold. Example query and Python snippets are included to illustrate how the conditions might be applied.
The article frames RSI below 65 as an oversold condition and the daily gain as evidence of momentum, though that RSI interpretation is not supported with analysis in the document. It offers no backtest, return figures, or evidence that the filters predict future performance. The examples also leave practical questions, such as RSI calculation details and data-field consistency, unresolved. The article cautions that fixed conditions can miss changes in market regimes and that indicator signals can be unreliable; it suggests adding other measures and applying risk controls.
Key ideas
- The screen selects main-board stocks with RSI below 65 and daily gains above 1%.\nIt also requires floating market capitalization greater than 10 billion yuan.\nThe article presents the filters as a combination of technical and size criteria.\nIt provides example query and Python implementations but no backtest results.\nThe author notes that fixed filters and technical signals can fail as market conditions change.
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