Chinese Stock Screening with Range, Arc Shape, and Rising Moving Averages
Summary
The document presents a Chinese stock-selection screen combining daily amplitude above a stated threshold, an arc-shaped price pattern, and upward divergence among moving averages. Its indicator expression also encodes lookback ranges, a daily price-change condition, volume-weighted average comparisons, and checks across several moving-average periods. The accompanying explanation frames the criteria as a way to find relatively orderly stocks with positive short-term technical behavior.
The article warns that a screen driven by technical conditions may miss company fundamentals and broader market context. It also says that looking only at the current day’s moving-average behavior may fail to capture the longer-term trend. It recommends adding financial, market, volume, or price information and adjusting the moving-average settings. No backtest, return data, or evidence that the proposed filter reduces risk is supplied, and the Python implementation is listed as forthcoming.
Key ideas
- The screen combines a daily amplitude condition with an arc-shaped price pattern and rising moving averages.
- Its indicator expression adds price-range, price-change, volume-weighted-average, and multiple moving-average checks.
- The author cautions that technical-only screening may ignore fundamentals and overall market conditions.
- A single day’s moving-average direction may not represent the longer-term trend.
- The article provides no backtest results or completed Python implementation.
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