Large-Capacity Chinese Equity Screen Combining ROE, Dividends, and Flows

Summary

This Chinese equity selection recipe combines three filters: return on equity above 6% in each of the prior two years, high dividend yield, and net inflows attributed to major market participants. It also excludes stocks that closed at the daily price limit on the previous day. The stated rationale pairs a basic quality screen and shareholder distributions with a short-term flow signal, while avoiding stocks that just hit their limit.

The suggested portfolio holds 100 stocks, with a maximum holding period of 30 days. The page does not specify how high dividend yield is defined, how net inflows are measured, how positions are weighted, or how the portfolio is rebalanced. It provides no backtest, benchmark, drawdown figures, or other evidence for its stability claim. The recipe is therefore a concise screening idea, and its results would depend on precise definitions, implementation, costs, and market conditions.

Key ideas

• The screen requires ROE above 6% in each of the prior two years and a high dividend yield.
• It adds net inflows attributed to major market participants as a short-term signal.
• Stocks that closed at the daily price limit the previous day are excluded.
• The proposed portfolio holds 100 stocks, with a maximum holding period of 30 days.
• The post gives no test results and leaves key filter and portfolio implementation details undefined.

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