Chinese Stock Screening with Capital Strength, Limit-Ups, and Dividends
Summary
This A-share selection proposal combines capital-flow strength, recent limit-up activity, and a historical dividend ratio. It first describes ranking by capital strength, selecting stocks with more than two limit-up sessions in a ten-day window, and requiring a dividend ratio above 25% for 2019. The later proposed logic specifies taking the top 100 by capital strength and adds moving-average or Bollinger-band filters and an industry ranking criterion.
The article frames strong flows and repeated limit-ups as signs of attention and upward momentum, while the dividend condition represents a return-related filter. It cautions that the inputs are historical and may lag changes in market conditions. No backtest or performance evidence is provided, and the proposal does not explain how capital strength or industry rankings are measured. The final screen also expands beyond the initial three conditions, so its exact implementation would need clarification before evaluation.
Key ideas
- The screen combines capital-flow ranking, repeated limit-up sessions, and a historical dividend-ratio threshold.\nThe expanded proposal adds technical indicators and an industry-ranking filter.\nThe article warns that historical signals can become stale when market conditions change.\nNo backtest evidence or precise definitions for several inputs are provided.
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