Screening 2021 IPOs by Turnover and a Rounded Price Pattern
Summary
This stock-selection method screens for companies listed in 2021, with turnover between 3% and 12%, and a price shape described as rounded over the previous 20 days. The article frames turnover and listing year as basic filters, then adds a recent price-pattern condition. It includes indicator and Python examples, though the examples do not establish that the coded calculations reliably detect a rounded pattern or match the stated screen.
No backtest, trade results, or comparative evidence is reported. The article notes that price shapes can be affected by market conditions and institutional activity, and that the screen may omit fundamental and other technical information or misread longer-term direction. It proposes adding valuation, leverage, and technical measures such as MACD or KDJ, but does not test those additions. The method is therefore a simple candidate filter, with its pattern definition and practical predictive value left uncertain.
Key ideas
- The screen selects stocks listed in 2021 with turnover between 3% and 12%.\nIt adds a rounded price-shape condition measured over the recent 20 days.\nThe article supplies example implementations but no backtest or evidence of predictive performance.\nThe stated risks include missing fundamentals and sensitivity to market conditions or institutional activity.\nValuation, leverage, and additional technical indicators are suggested as possible screening inputs.
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