Screening Shenzhen Stocks by Capital Flows and Valuation Ratios
Summary
This post describes a daily stock selection screen for Shenzhen main-board shares. It combines a ranking by capital inflows, keeping the top 100, with price-to-earnings ratios between 0 and 29.01 and price-to-book ratios between 0 and 3.11. The author presents the valuation limits as a way to find relatively inexpensive stocks and the inflow ranking as a gauge of investor attention.
The post offers a rationale and general caveats rather than performance evidence: capital-flow measures can be noisy and sentiment-sensitive, while valuation ratios depend on reported financials and market expectations. It suggests adding filters such as company size, sector, and profitability, or using additional data sources and indicators. No backtest results, implementation details for the capital-flow calculation, or evidence that the combined screen outperforms are provided.
Key ideas
- The screen ranks stocks by capital inflow and selects the top 100.
- It limits the universe to Shenzhen main-board listings with specified price-to-earnings and price-to-book ranges.
- Capital-flow signals can reflect attention but may be noisy and affected by market sentiment.
- Valuation ratios depend on financial reporting and expectations, and the post provides no performance evidence.
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