Screening Main-Board Robot Stocks by RSI, Daily Gain, and Float Value
Summary
The document describes a Chinese equity screen requiring a relative strength index below 65, a daily gain above 1%, main-board listing, a robotics concept classification, and circulating market value below 10 billion yuan. It combines a momentum condition with a valuation-size constraint and an industry filter. The accompanying example sketches how market data and a concept list could be combined to select candidates.
The rationale offered is that a positive daily move may indicate strength, while the RSI threshold and smaller capitalization are intended to identify potential opportunities. The article provides no backtest, performance figures, or empirical support for these claims. Its explanation also labels RSI below the threshold as oversold, though the threshold alone does not establish a reversal. It flags uncertainty in the robotics industry and the risk of narrowing the universe too much, and suggests adding financial and earnings measures and adjusting the conditions as markets change.
Key ideas
- The screen combines RSI below 65 with a daily gain above 1%.
- It restricts candidates to main-board stocks classified as robotics companies with circulating value below 10 billion yuan.
- The article proposes combining technical conditions with industry and size filters to narrow the equity universe.
- It offers no performance evidence and notes that industry uncertainty and restrictive filters may create risks.
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