Chinese Stock Screen Using Turnover, Daily Gains, and Auction Value

Summary

This Chinese-language note presents an equity screening rule based on turnover, daily price movement, and opening auction value. It selects main-board stocks whose turnover falls within the stated 3% to 12% range and whose gain for the day exceeds 1%, then ranks qualifying stocks by that day’s auction value and chooses the top five.

The note frames moderate turnover and positive price action as signs of trading activity and market interest. It cautions that the screen omits company fundamentals and may select stocks whose auction-period popularity is temporary. It suggests adding factors such as sector and company fundamentals, and considering a broader time window or other market measures to make selections more stable. The post gives no backtest, returns, or detailed execution rules; its formula and Python examples are marked as unavailable, so the rule is presented without evidence of profitability.

Key ideas

• The screen filters main-board stocks by turnover between 3% and 12% and a daily gain above 1%.
• Qualifying stocks are ranked by the day's auction value, and the top five are selected.
• The note treats turnover, price strength, and auction value as indicators of trading interest.
• The author warns that the screen excludes fundamentals and may capture short-lived market attention.
• Sector, company fundamentals, and wider time windows are suggested as possible additions.

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