Screening Beverage and Alcohol Import-Export Stocks with RSI and Market Capitalization

Summary

This Chinese equity screen combines a 14-period RSI below sixty-five with membership in the beverage and alcohol import-export industry and a circulating market capitalization above one hundred billion yuan. It aims to blend a short-term price indicator with an industry filter and a large-company size threshold. The document includes formula and Python examples and mentions excluding special-treatment stocks, although its code examples do not consistently express the RSI condition in the final selection step.

The article offers no backtest, returns, or other evidence that these filters produce an edge. It notes that industry outcomes can shift with economic conditions, policy, and demand, while the size threshold may exclude smaller companies. It suggests adding indicators such as MACD or comparing other industries, but does not test those changes. The rule is best understood as a screening template; RSI below a threshold does not by itself define an entry, exit, or risk plan.

Key ideas

• The screen combines RSI below sixty-five with a specified industry and a large-cap threshold.
• The RSI example uses a fourteen-period lookback.
• The article discusses industry and market-size limitations but gives no performance evidence.
• Its sample implementation does not consistently apply every stated screening condition.

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