Screening Robot-Themed Small Caps with Turnover and Limit-Up Signals

Summary

This A-share screen starts with main-board stocks in the robotics theme, excludes special-treatment shares, and applies a circulating market-cap ceiling of 10 billion yuan alongside a turnover range of 3% to 12%. It then calls for a five-step limit-up method, which is described only broadly as using the prior four days of price changes to estimate the chance of another limit-up and market conditions to decide whether to buy. No operational details for those steps are supplied.

The article presents no backtest, trade records, or performance evidence. It acknowledges that the method may misclassify stocks and does not account for company fundamentals or industry trends. It suggests adding technical indicators and fundamental filters, but does not specify rules or validate whether these additions improve results. The illustrative code is incomplete: the five-step filter is left for the reader to implement, and some data fields referenced are not established in the example’s initial data query.

Key ideas

• The screen requires robotics-theme membership, main-board listing, non-ST status, and circulating market value below 10 billion yuan.
• It restricts turnover to the 3%–12% range.
• A five-step limit-up method is intended to use the previous four days’ price action and market conditions.
• The method is not defined in enough detail to reproduce from the article.
• No performance evidence is provided, and fundamental and industry risks remain unaddressed.

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