Small-Cap Screening by Profitability, Price Shape, and Capital Strength

Summary

This Chinese-language post outlines an equity screen combining three conditions: company market capitalization below 10 billion yuan, a history of no losses, and a rounded price pattern. It also ranks candidates by capital strength, described through activity measures such as turnover and volume ratio. The post suggests that strong capital flows may indicate greater buying interest, while a rounded pattern’s turning points could help identify trend changes.

The document gives no backtest, performance statistics, or precise definitions for the rounded pattern, capital-strength measure, or historical loss condition. Its claims about smaller companies’ growth potential and the risk reduction from excluding loss-making firms are not supported with evidence. It flags unreliable activity measures, price volatility, and operating or competitive risks among small companies. The strategy is presented as a screening idea, not a fully specified or validated trading system.

Key ideas

• The screen combines a market-cap ceiling with a history of no losses and a rounded price pattern.
• Candidates are ranked by capital-strength measures such as turnover or volume ratio.
• The post proposes using rounded-pattern turning points as possible trend-change signals.
• It gives no backtest or precise rules for defining the pattern and financial history.

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