Ranking Stocks by Capital Strength, Auction Value, and Ten-Day Return
Summary
This stock screen ranks shares by capital strength, selects the five with the highest amount traded in the current opening auction, and limits candidates to those with a positive ten-day return below 35%. The stated rationale is to favor stocks receiving relatively strong market attention and active auction trading while avoiding the most extended recent gains. The post includes a simple capital-strength calculation based on the ratio of two moving averages of traded amount, but its code excerpt is incomplete and does not demonstrate the full combined selection process.
No backtest, performance figures, or evidence of predictive value are supplied. The post notes that the method leaves out company financial condition, industry prospects, and other factors. It suggests adding valuation and technical measures such as price ratios and moving averages, but does not test those changes or specify how rankings and filters should be validated.
Key ideas
- The strategy ranks stocks by capital strength and opening auction traded amount.\nIt selects the top five by auction amount among shares with positive ten-day gains below 35%.\nThe document describes the limits of relying on short-term trading activity and returns alone.\nIt provides no performance evidence, and its implementation example is incomplete.
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