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This note describes an equity screen combining daily price range, dividend yield for 2019, and company ownership or scale. The proposed universe consists of stocks with an intraday high-to-low range above one percent, a 2019 dividend yield above 25%, and a…
This Chinese-language post describes a stock selection screen for companies in the metaverse theme. It requires that a stock’s price be at or above its 250-day moving average and that the current close exceed the prior day’s low. The moving-average condition…
This Chinese equity screen combines turnover between three and twelve percent with a reversal-candle condition and a company-status filter. The example formula also requires a low price below a stated threshold, a candle ratio measure at or below 0.2, and…
This Chinese stock-selection rule looks for shares with seven consecutive declining sessions, turnover between three and twelve percent, and outside volume exceeding inside volume by a stated ratio. The text presents these conditions as a combination of…
This stock screen combines a daily range threshold with simultaneous bullish technical crosses. It excludes Beijing-listed shares, requires the high-to-low range to exceed one percent, and describes selecting stocks when three indicators cross upward. The…
This post presents a short-term stock selection screen combining price movement and a MACD condition. It describes selecting equities with a daily range threshold, a positive but capped ten-day return, and a negative MACD reading from two days earlier. The…
This post describes a historical A-share filter that combines daily price amplitude above 1%, observations from 2021, and a company-type classification. It presents amplitude as a way to identify more volatile stocks and company type as context for…
This post presents a short-term stock screen based on price amplitude above 1%, avoiding stocks that hit the daily limit the previous day, and selecting stocks associated with institutional buying. Its discussion interprets fund holdings as a sign of…
This post describes a short-term A-share screening rule: select main-board stocks with turnover between 3% and 12%, a daily gain above 1%, and a top-five Dragon-Tiger list appearance the previous day. It frames turnover and price movement as technical and…
This screening rule looks for stocks with a positive but limited ten-day gain, a daily amplitude greater than 1, and an RSI below 65. The intended interpretation is that candidates have shown recent upward movement without appearing overbought according to…
This stock screen combines a technical signal with an earnings filter. It first limits the universe to companies classified in the metaverse industry, then selects stocks where the KDJ indicator has just formed a bullish crossover. It further requires…
This study examines whether broad market conditions affect the profitability of buying Chinese stocks when they hit their daily price limit. It distinguishes two parts of the trade: whether the stock stays limit-up on the entry day, and whether it rises…
This stock screen selects companies classified in the metaverse industry when their latest daily return is positive and their daily trading volume exceeds 21% of total shares. The article describes the turnover ratio as a measure of liquidity and provides…
This short strategy post describes a monthly small-capitalization stock-selection approach. On the first trading day of each month, it selects the 30 stocks with the lowest market values after excluding ST-designated stocks, ChiNext-board stocks, and Beijing…
The document outlines a Chinese A-share stock-selection screen that retains stocks with turnover rates between 3% and 12%, requires the product of the day's price change and net large-order flow to be positive, then ranks candidates by capital strength and…
This stock screen selects Shenzhen Main Board companies classified in the metaverse industry, with price-to-earnings ratios from zero to 29.01 and price-to-book ratios from zero to 3.11. It adds a price condition: the opening price should be near the ten-day…
The document describes a stock selection screen requiring turnover between stated lower and upper bounds, first-level bid volume above ask volume, and a ratio of buyer-initiated to seller-initiated trading above a specified threshold. It presents these…
The document proposes a short-term stock screen combining daily price range, a large-order net quantity ranking, and a threshold for the day’s increase in holdings. It frames wider price swings and stronger buying activity as signs of active trading…
This document describes a daily pre-open screen for Chinese A-shares. It selects stocks whose MACD value is above zero and whose trailing P/E is positive, while excluding Beijing-listed shares. The stated rationale treats positive MACD as a sign of upward…
The post outlines an equity screen based on daily price amplitude, a measure labeled shareholder control, and a closing-price threshold. It frames higher amplitude and control readings as ways to find active, volatile stocks, while treating price as a…
This proposed Chinese stock screen looks for an RSI below 65, seven consecutive sessions with closes below opens, and a share price above its 250-day moving average. The post frames the long moving average as a way to retain stocks with a stronger…
This Chinese A-share screening idea combines three conditions: buying activity above a stated threshold, three consecutive down sessions, and at least two limit-up moves within the prior 500 days. The post interprets the combination as seeking heavily…
This post describes a simple short-term stock screen based on three conditions: intraday range greater than 1%, a closing price of 18.5 yuan, and an opening gain below 6% at 9:25. It proposes sorting qualifying stocks by turnover value. The author frames the…
This article explains intraday turnaround trading in stocks: buying and selling the same security during one session to capture price movement while keeping the share count broadly unchanged. It distinguishes same-day trading from strict T+0 settlement and…