Screening Chinese Stocks by Price Range and Multi-Year Revenue Growth
Summary
The document proposes a Chinese equity screen that combines a daily price-range threshold with geographic exclusions and revenue growth between 2018 and 2021. The stated revenue condition is a ratio above 1.1, and the intended effect is to retain stocks with some historical sales expansion while filtering for price activity. The page includes example indicator formulas and Python-style pseudocode, then suggests supplementing the screen with valuation measures and technical indicators such as moving averages and MACD.
It warns that revenue growth alone can obscure broader financial health and industry conditions, while a simple range filter may omit other useful signals. The geographic restriction may also remove potential candidates. The example implementation and headline wording are not fully consistent with the explanatory rules, and no backtest or outcome evidence is supplied. The screen is therefore a proposed selection framework, not a demonstrated investment strategy.
Key ideas
- The proposed screen combines price range, regional exclusions, and a multi-year revenue ratio threshold.
- The document recommends considering valuation, financial condition, and additional technical measures.
- It identifies risks from relying too heavily on revenue growth and a simple price-range filter.
- The examples contain wording and implementation inconsistencies, and no performance results are reported.
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