Screening Beverage and Alcohol Stocks by Turnover and Two-Day Highs

Summary

This Chinese equity screen selects beverage and alcohol-related stocks with turnover between 3% and 12% whose current price reaches the highest high across a two-day window. The stated rationale is to combine moderate trading activity, an industry filter, and a recent price high as a way to gauge market interest. The article includes sample formula and Python fragments intended to apply the turnover, sector, and price conditions.

The note says the method ignores company financials and fundamentals, and that a two-day-high condition may lag or miss part of an advance. It recommends adding technical and fundamental information for broader assessment. No backtest, candidate history, or performance evidence is offered. The sample fragments appear inconsistent or incomplete: the turnover formula is difficult to interpret, the sector references differ, and the Python example’s data query does not clearly provide the full history needed for a rolling two-day high. Treat the screen as a rough rule specification that requires careful data and logic validation.

Key ideas

• The screen combines 3%–12% turnover, a beverage and alcohol sector filter, and a two-day high condition.
• The article presents the recent high as a way to capture short-term price strength.
• It warns that the screen omits financial fundamentals and may respond late to price moves.
• The code examples appear incomplete or inconsistent and should be validated before use.
• No performance results or backtest evidence are given.

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