Stock Screening with Amplitude, Low KDJ, and RSI Thresholds

Summary

The document presents a stock screen combining daily price movement with two momentum indicators. It selects shares whose amplitude exceeds 1%, whose KDJ K value is below 20, and whose RSI is below 65. The accompanying examples describe calculating these conditions from price data and applying them together as filters. The screen appears intended to find stocks with substantial movement and weak or oversold readings, though the document’s explanation of the signal’s direction is not fully consistent: it associates the conditions with both possible declines and opportunities for high returns.

No backtest, performance figures, or comparison with a benchmark is provided, so the proposed return potential is unsubstantiated. The document notes that technical indicators can fail and that the screen omits company fundamentals. It suggests evaluating historical results and considering other filters, but does not specify a testing procedure. Indicator definitions, data timing, transaction costs, and portfolio rules are also not established, so the screen alone does not define a complete trading strategy.

Key ideas

• The screen combines amplitude above 1%, KDJ K below 20, and RSI below 65.
• The examples apply the three conditions jointly to daily stock data.
• The text gives conflicting interpretations of whether the selected stocks may be declining or poised for gains.
• No performance evidence is supplied, and the document acknowledges that technical signals can fail.
• The screen omits fundamental analysis and does not define portfolio or execution rules.

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