Screening Beverage and Alcohol Importers with RSI and Auction Activity

Summary

The document outlines a stock screen for beverage and alcohol import-export companies. Its initial rules require RSI below 65 and rank qualifying stocks by the day’s auction amount, selecting the top five. The stated rationale is to combine an indicator of price conditions with an industry filter and a measure of market attention. It then proposes a broader version that adds financial quality, growth, profitability, company size, industry ranking, and technical indicators such as moving averages, MACD, and KDJ, with additional ranking inputs suggested.

The document cautions that auction activity may be affected by speculative flows and may not reflect a stock’s underlying value. It also notes that the initial screen leaves out other relevant factors. The expanded rules are suggestions, not demonstrated results: no backtest, performance figures, or evidence for the proposed growth threshold are provided. The code examples illustrate indicator calculations and screening structure, but some ranking and indicator details are underspecified, so they do not fully establish a reproducible strategy.

Key ideas

• The initial screen filters beverage and alcohol import-export stocks by RSI below 65.
• Qualifying stocks are ranked by the day’s auction amount, with the top five selected.
• The document suggests adding financial quality, growth, size, and industry-ranking criteria.
• Moving averages, MACD, and KDJ are proposed as additional technical filters.
• Auction activity may reflect speculative trading and does not independently establish a stock’s value.
• The expanded screen is not supported by backtest results or demonstrated performance.

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