Combining Fund Flows and Revenue Growth in Chinese Stock Selection
Summary
The post describes a Chinese equity screen combining a recent increase in fund holdings, a minimum scale threshold, and revenue growth from 2018 to 2021. It presents the revenue ratio threshold as evidence of business growth and treats rising fund participation and larger company scale as favorable signals. The listed conditions are intended to identify companies with both positive capital flow and growth characteristics.
The post offers conceptual reasoning, but no backtest, performance figures, benchmark comparison, or detailed data definitions. It warns that the screen may emphasize short-term stock behavior and may not adapt well to major market changes. It suggests adding measures of profitability or leverage and using price or volume analysis, so the stated selection rules should be treated as a preliminary filter rather than a validated strategy.
Key ideas
- The screen combines recent fund accumulation, a company scale threshold, and historical revenue growth.
- Revenue growth is used as a proxy for improving business conditions.
- The post provides rationale for the filters but no performance evidence or backtest.
- It identifies limited long-term analysis and sensitivity to market shifts as risks.
- Profitability, leverage, price trends, and trading volume are suggested as possible additions.
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