Stock Screening with Rising Moving Averages and Buying Activity

Summary

This Chinese-language stock-screening post combines three signals: the 30-day moving average is rising, the weekly 5-period average has crossed above the 10-period average, and the day’s increase in holdings exceeds 5%. It presents these as signs of an upward trend and buying interest. The proposed final screen also adds valuation filters for price-to-earnings below 30 and price-to-book below 2.

The post explains each condition in plain terms and gives example calculations for buying activity and moving-average direction. It does not provide backtest results, performance evidence, or details on how signals would be executed. Its own caveat is that none of the indicators guarantees further gains and prices may pull back. The example code and trading conditions should be checked carefully before use, and the suggested extra indicators and valuation filters are not supported by reported tests.

Key ideas

• The screen looks for a rising 30-day average and a weekly 5-period average crossing above the 10-period average.
• It also requires the day’s increase in holdings to exceed 5%.
• The proposed final selection adds price-to-earnings below 30 and price-to-book below 2.
• The post warns that buying activity and moving-average signals do not prevent losses or pullbacks.
• No backtest or measured performance is reported.

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