MACD, Company Screening, and Opening-Price Change Stock Selection

Summary

This Chinese-language stock-screening note selects equities using three main conditions: MACD above zero, a favorable company classification, and an opening-session price change between -2% and 5%. Its indicator reference adds market capitalization bounds and excludes stocks flagged as special treatment. The Python example checks stock records and calculates MACD from recent daily prices, seeking a positive histogram and a bullish relationship between the MACD lines.

The note presents the combination as a way to pair technical strength with company quality and a bounded opening move. It does not provide backtest results or evidence that the screen is profitable. It acknowledges that market changes and company-specific problems can undermine the selection logic, and that relying on a small set of factors oversimplifies investment decisions. It suggests adding financial measures and other technical indicators, and adjusting the opening-change range. The meaning of “favorable company classification” is not clearly defined, and the text’s screening criteria and sample code do not fully specify how every condition is measured.

Key ideas

• The screen looks for stocks with MACD above zero and an opening price change between -2% and 5%.
• The indicator reference also imposes market capitalization bounds and excludes special-treatment stocks.
• The Python example checks recent prices for a positive MACD histogram and bullish MACD line relationship.
• The note gives no performance evidence and cautions that a few screening factors may omit important risks.
• It suggests refining company-quality measures and combining additional technical indicators.

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