Screening Beverage and Alcohol Stocks by Turnover and Price

Summary

This note outlines a Chinese stock screen that combines a beverage and alcohol industry classification with a turnover-rate range and a specified share price. It presents the criteria as a way to focus on trading activity and a particular industry, then includes indicator references and a Tushare-based example intended to retrieve matching stocks.

The document offers no backtest, sample, or evidence that these filters predict returns. It also describes the exact price as though it represented value, while acknowledging that nominal share price does not establish company quality and can exclude attractive higher-priced stocks. The example uses a fixed historical trading date, and the article recommends evaluating valuation, financial strength, industry prospects, and technical conditions as further filters. The screen is therefore a narrow candidate-generation rule, not a demonstrated investment strategy.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen filters by industry, turnover rate, and a specified share price.
• The article supplies formula references and a data retrieval example, but no return analysis.
• A nominal share price alone says little about a company's quality or valuation.
• The article suggests adding financial, valuation, industry, and technical measures.

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