Chinese Stock Screening with Turnover, Order Flow, and Moving Average Alignment

Summary

This Chinese equity screening note combines a turnover band of 3% to 12% with a positive product of the daily price change and large order net volume. It also requires a bullish ordering of five moving averages, from the five day average above the ten day average down to the sixty day average. The accompanying examples describe ranking candidates by turnover related measures and limiting the output to a chosen number of stocks.

The article presents no backtest or performance evidence. It argues that the additional moving average filter may favor directional setups and reduce noisy or highly volatile candidates, while acknowledging that moving average alignment can mislead and that the screen ignores fundamentals and may be affected by market sentiment. It suggests adding other indicators and adapting risk controls to market conditions. The strategy is a screening recipe, so its usefulness depends on consistent definitions of order flow, turnover, and the moving average conditions across data sources.

Key ideas

• The screen requires stock turnover between 3% and 12%.\nIt selects for a positive relationship between the daily price move and large order net volume.\nIt requires five moving averages to be ordered from shorter to longer periods in a bullish sequence.\nThe note warns that moving average signals may be false and that the strategy omits fundamental analysis.\nNo historical performance evidence is provided.

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