Screening Chinese Beverage Stocks by Price Range and Industry
Summary
This note describes a Chinese equity screen that looks for beverage and alcohol import-export companies, excludes Beijing-listed stocks, and requires a stated price-amplitude threshold. It presents the idea as a way to combine a movement filter with an industry focus, then suggests adding company financial measures and technical indicators such as moving averages or MACD. The supplied examples also refer to valuation and revenue-growth data, although those additions go beyond the simple headline screen.
The document gives formula and Python illustrations, but no backtest, performance statistics, or evidence that the filters improve returns. Its own risk discussion highlights the narrow industry focus, possible exclusion of attractive Beijing companies, and volatility in the targeted industry. The examples contain some ambiguity: the amplitude calculation differs between the formula and Python snippets, and the geographic condition is described inconsistently. Treat this as a rudimentary screening concept rather than a validated trading strategy.
Key ideas
- The screen combines a price-amplitude condition with beverage and alcohol industry membership.
- It excludes Beijing stocks and describes a further geographic restriction, though the wording is inconsistent.
- The article proposes adding financial and technical filters to refine the initial screen.
- It provides implementation examples but no backtest or return evidence.
- A narrow industry focus and inconsistent filter definitions limit confidence in the strategy.
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