Screening Non-Star Market Stocks by Turnover and Recent Trading-Board Activity

Summary

The strategy screens for non-Star Market Chinese stocks whose turnover ratio falls between 3% and 12% and that appeared on the prior day’s trading-activity leaderboard. This combines a measure of market activity with a recent attention or price-movement signal, and the article frames the resulting list as a possible short-term candidate set. It also provides a compact implementation example using those filters.

The author notes that the screen omits company fundamentals and suggests supplementing it with measures such as earnings per share and return on equity, while adjusting sector preferences or using modeling methods. The write-up does not define the leaderboard selection mechanics, explain why the turnover band should be predictive, or report a backtest or realized returns. It therefore describes a simple screening rule, not evidence that the selected stocks will outperform; the article itself flags market risk and dependence on a narrow set of inputs.

Key ideas

• The screen requires turnover between 3% and 12%, prior-day leaderboard inclusion, and exclusion from the Star Market.
• The rule is presented as a way to identify active stocks for short-term consideration.
• The author recommends combining activity signals with fundamental measures and sector context.
• The document supplies no backtest, return evidence, or validation of the screening thresholds.

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