Screening for a Morning Star Pattern with High Amplitude

Summary

This Chinese equity screening note combines a price-amplitude threshold with a named candlestick pattern and an exchange-market exclusion. It calls for amplitude above 1, a “Morning Star” pattern associated with Kute Intelligent, and exclusion of Beijing-listed shares. The accompanying formula and Python example attempt to express these technical conditions, though the example’s checks are not a complete, validated implementation of the named pattern.

The document gives no historical test, performance measurements, or evidence that the selected shares have growth potential. It warns that the screen depends on technical signals and omits company fundamentals, and that past price behavior may not persist amid changing market and regulatory conditions. Suggested additions include other candlestick signals, fundamental measures, and sector rotation, but these remain proposals rather than tested improvements.

Key ideas

• The screen combines amplitude, a Morning Star candlestick condition, and an exclusion of Beijing-market stocks.
• Its code examples attempt to operationalize the screen but do not demonstrate a validated pattern detector.
• The document provides no backtest or performance evidence for the selection rule.
• It notes that technical-only screening omits fundamental risks and may be unstable across market conditions.

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