Stock Screening with RSI, KDJ, and Beverage-Alcohol Industry
Summary
This document describes a stock selection rule combining an industry filter for beverage and alcohol imports and exports with two technical thresholds: RSI below 65 and the K line of KDJ below 20. It presents the screen as a way to combine industry classification with price-based signals, and includes example formulas for calculating RSI and KDJ from market data.
The page offers no backtest, performance figures, or detailed rationale for the thresholds. It cautions that short-term indicators and limited fundamentals may miss longer-term drivers, and that market volatility and parameter choices can undermine results. It suggests adding other indicators and company or industry analysis, but does not evaluate those additions. The strategy is therefore a screening recipe rather than evidence of a validated trading system; it also does not specify portfolio sizing, entry timing beyond the filter, or exit rules.
Key ideas
- The screen selects stocks in the beverage and alcohol import-export industry.
- It requires RSI to be below 65 and the KDJ K value to be below 20.
- The examples calculate RSI and KDJ from price series.
- The page provides no backtest evidence or trading exit rules.
- The author identifies short-term focus and parameter sensitivity as risks.
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