Stock Screening with a Rising 30-Day Average and Positive Order Flow

Summary

This Chinese stock-screening note combines three conditions: today’s position increase share must exceed 5%, the closing price must be above the previous day’s low, and the 30-day moving average must be rising. It explains these as signs of capital inflow, price strength, and an upward longer-term direction. Its example translates the conditions into data fields and a rolling average comparison.

The note warns that sharp buying or a fast price rise may be followed by a pullback, and that a rising average does not prevent reversals. It suggests combining the screen with indicators such as MACD or RSI and with company fundamentals. No backtest, performance statistics, or validation is presented, so the stated rationale remains qualitative and the screen’s predictive value is unknown.

Key ideas

• The screen requires position increase share above 5%, a close above the previous session’s low, and a rising 30-day average.
• The note interprets these filters as evidence of buying pressure, price strength, and an upward trend.
• It identifies pullbacks as a risk even when the individual conditions appear favorable.
• It suggests adding technical indicators and fundamental analysis, but provides no evidence that these additions improve results.

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