Screening Chinese Robot Stocks by Range, Market Value, and Daily Gain

Summary

This note proposes screening Chinese main-board stocks associated with robotics. The listed conditions are an intraday range greater than 1%, circulating market value below 10 billion, and a daily gain greater than 1%. It describes these as a mix of price-action, theme, size, and current-market filters, and gives formula and Python examples for combining them. The text recommends adding further technical measures and examining company finances, fundamentals, and industry conditions.

The article offers no historical test or evidence that the filters predict future returns. It also acknowledges risks from volatile prices, thematic concentration, threshold choices, and possible data errors. The examples contain a potential unit ambiguity in the market-value cutoff, and the final prose adds further analysis of momentum and trend without defining how those judgments should be measured. The screen is therefore a starting specification; its data units, universe definition, signal timing, and out-of-sample performance would need to be checked before practical use.

Key ideas

• The screen selects main-board stocks linked to robotics with intraday range above 1%, market value below 10 billion, and daily gains above 1%.
• The proposed filters combine a sector theme, a size constraint, and short-term price movement.
• The author recommends adding technical analysis and reviewing company and industry fundamentals.
• The examples leave the market-value units and the additional trend assessment insufficiently specified.
• No backtest results are presented, and thematic concentration and threshold sensitivity remain risks.

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