Screening Chinese Stocks by Trading Activity and Revenue Growth

Summary

The document outlines a Chinese equity screen combining daily price range, turnover, and historical revenue growth. Its initial rules seek stocks with an amplitude above one, turnover between 2% and 9%, and revenue in 2021 more than 1.1 times revenue in 2018. It also discusses adding valuation, return on equity, and dividend yield thresholds, along with position controls and broader company analysis.

The article includes sample screening logic and code, but these do not establish that the conditions produce attractive returns. The code’s calculations and data fields may not match the prose consistently, and the revenue condition is not clearly implemented as the stated 2021-to-2018 comparison. The author notes that the screen omits governance, financial condition, industry competition, and longer-term value. It offers a candidate selection recipe, not a tested strategy or evidence of profitability.

Key ideas

• The initial screen combines price amplitude, turnover, and multi-year revenue growth.
• The article proposes valuation, return on equity, and dividend yield filters as additional criteria.
• It recommends diversification and position controls to address concentration and trading risks.
• The sample code and prose have inconsistencies, and no backtest results are provided.
• The screen does not fully assess governance, financial health, industry competition, or long-term value.

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