Chinese Stock Screening with Range, Turnover, and Golden Crosses
Summary
This Chinese stock screen combines daily price range, turnover, and simultaneous bullish crosses in several technical indicators. It specifies an amplitude threshold above 1 and turnover between 2% and 9%, then looks for crosses in MACD, KDJ, and an RSI-related comparison. The article presents both screening logic and sample implementations for a stock platform and a Python data workflow.
The rationale is that agreement among indicators may strengthen a buy signal, while the turnover filter constrains the selected stocks to a stated activity range. The article gives no backtest, performance statistics, or evidence that the signals predict returns. It cautions that technical conditions can mislead and omit fundamentals, policy changes, and broader market conditions. It suggests adding volume, fundamental, and market context measures, along with risk controls. The examples are references for building a screen, and do not establish that the displayed indicator calculations are equivalent or that the strategy works across markets.
Key ideas
- The screen requires amplitude above 1 and turnover greater than 2% but less than 9%.\nIt seeks simultaneous bullish crosses across MACD, KDJ, and an RSI-related measure.\nThe article treats multiple confirming signals as potentially stronger, but supplies no performance evidence.\nIt warns that technical filters can misread price action and overlook fundamentals and policy or market conditions.\nIt proposes adding volume, fundamental measures, and risk management to the screening process.
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