MACD and RSI Stock Screening Ranked by Market Attention

Summary

This Chinese-language post describes a daily stock screen that looks for MACD above zero and RSI below 65, then ranks candidates by individual stock heat, a measure of market attention. It presents the screen as a way to find stocks with positive trend readings and high visibility, while using the RSI ceiling to filter momentum extremes. The selection is intended to run after each trading day’s close.

The post gives indicator definitions and example screening logic, plus illustrative Python-style steps for filtering and sorting candidates. It does not report historical performance, a backtest, or a precise definition or data source for stock heat. Its own risk discussion notes that indicator signals can be unreliable, popular stocks may be vulnerable to speculation, and the simple rules omit company fundamentals and broader market conditions. It suggests adding other indicators, ranking factors, and fundamental or industry filters, but supplies no evidence that these changes improve results.

Key ideas

• The screen requires MACD above zero and RSI below 65.
• Candidates are ranked by stock heat, representing market attention.
• The suggested selection time is after each trading day’s close.
• The post identifies indicator noise, speculative popularity, and missing fundamentals as limitations.

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