Screening Chinese Stocks for Wide Ranges, Moving-Average Crossovers, and Fund Flow

Summary

This note proposes a Chinese stock screen that combines amplitude above 1%, simultaneous bullish signals from three moving averages, and ranking by fund strength. The accompanying example treats the three signals as a moving-average alignment, with short, medium, and longer averages ordered upward, and suggests selecting a fixed number of top-ranked stocks. The stated intuition is to combine price movement, technical confirmation, and investor attention.

The document provides indicator references and illustrative Python code, but no backtest, benchmark, or evidence that the screen produces reliable returns. The code’s fund-strength proxy and data handling do not clearly implement all of the described criteria, so it should not be treated as a validated specification. The note recognizes that volatile stocks carry risk and that fund-strength measures may lag. It recommends stronger fundamental analysis and refinement of the indicator combination, but does not define entry and exit rules, position sizing, or portfolio risk controls.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines amplitude above 1%, three bullish moving-average signals, and fund-strength ranking.
• The example selects a specified number of the highest-ranked qualifying stocks.
• The note gives no empirical results establishing that the screen predicts returns.
• Its illustrative code does not clearly implement the stated fund-strength measure.
• The author identifies volatility and lagging fund-flow data as risks and suggests further fundamental analysis.

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