MACD and Industry Filters for Chinese Beverage and Alcohol Stocks

Summary

The document describes a Chinese equity screen that combines a positive MACD reading with company-type exclusions and a business classification related to beverage or alcohol imports and exports. Its indicator reference also looks for a MACD line crossing above its signal line, while the Python example checks recent intraday prices for that crossover. The intended output is a list of stocks meeting the technical and business criteria.

The article explains the rationale only in broad terms: combine a technical signal with company activity to narrow candidates. It warns that MACD can turn during short-term fluctuations and that a company’s business can change or vary across firms. It suggests adding financial measures, industry conditions, and deeper company research. No backtest, measured returns, or comparison with a benchmark is provided, and the sample screening logic does not establish that the selected stocks will perform well.

Key ideas

• The screen combines a positive MACD condition with company-type and beverage or alcohol business filters.
• The indicator reference includes a MACD crossover above its signal line.
• The Python example checks recent intraday prices for the crossover among candidate stocks.
• The article identifies short-term MACD fluctuations and changes in company business as risks.
• It proposes adding financial and industry analysis, but reports no performance evaluation.

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