Screening Beverage and Alcohol Import-Export Stocks by RSI and Profitability

Summary

This stock selection rule combines a 14-period RSI threshold below 65 with an industry classification for beverage and alcohol import-export businesses, market capitalization below 10 billion yuan, and positive net profit. It is presented as a way to pair a technical condition with company size and profitability filters. The article includes formula and Python examples that illustrate the intended screen, but does not report a portfolio construction method or trading rules after selection.

The author notes that market and industry shifts can undermine expectations and that reported financial data may be inaccurate or manipulated. Suggested refinements include adding trend indicators and broader measures of profitability, solvency, and cash flow, though no evidence is offered that these additions improve results. There are no backtests, benchmarks, or performance statistics. The screen is therefore a hypothesis for further research, and its results would depend on the definitions and point-in-time quality of industry, market-capitalization, earnings, and RSI data.

Key ideas

• The screen uses RSI below 65, an industry classification, a market-capitalization ceiling, and positive net profit.
• It combines a technical indicator with industry and financial filters.
• The document warns that market changes and unreliable financial reporting can weaken the screen.
• It suggests adding trend and financial health measures but provides no performance tests.

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