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This China A-share screen selects stocks associated with the robotics concept, with free-float market capitalization below the stated cap and turnover within a specified range. It further requires at least one limit-up day in the preceding 25 days and orders…
This A-share stock screen combines a rising 30-day moving average with a high current trading volume and a high opening price. It also describes ranking candidates by capital strength, using volume ratio as a proxy, and suggests adding indicators such as…
This note proposes screening stocks by three characteristics: a dividend payout ratio above 25% in 2019, a share price below 12 yuan, and capital strength ranked from highest to lowest. It defines capital strength broadly through measures such as turnover or…
This note outlines a screen for main-board Chinese stocks that belong to a robotics concept group, have float market capitalization below 10 billion yuan, and show turnover between 3% and 12%. It also requires a weekly MACD condition: the note describes the…
This note describes a Chinese A-share screening idea that selects stocks with a daily price range above 1%, at least one limit-up event in the past month, and more than two limit-up days in the past ten days. It presents this as a way to find recent market…
This note proposes screening Chinese stocks by large-order trading activity and revenue growth. It describes measuring capital intensity with the share of trades above a stated transaction-size threshold, ranking stocks by net large-order volume, and…
This note describes a Chinese equity screen combining three conditions: MACD above zero, a recent high defined using a two-day window, and a 10-day price change above zero but below 35%. It frames these as trend and price-strength filters and flags that…
This Chinese equity screen selects stocks with circulating market capitalization above 10 billion yuan, price amplitude greater than 1, and a 9:25 a.m. gain below 6%. The post frames the size filter as focusing on larger companies, the amplitude condition as…
This Chinese equity screen combines a turnover-rate band of 3% to 12%, a reversal or engulfing-style price condition, and RSI below 65. The post describes turnover as a way to focus on stocks with some liquidity and activity, while the price pattern and RSI…
This post outlines a Chinese equity screen that ranks stocks by volume ratio and keeps the top 100, requires positive price-to-earnings ratios, and selects shares whose 10-day return is above zero but below 35%. It interprets the filters as seeking active…
This proposed Chinese equity screen selects stocks with more than two limit-up sessions in the last ten days, a 10-day return above zero but below 35 percent, and at least five moving averages clustered together. The article treats clustered averages as a…
This Chinese equity screen combines an RSI below 65 with a high current-to-prior volume ratio, a market capitalization capped at 10 billion yuan, and a record of no losses over the prior year. The article’s illustrative implementation also filters out…
This stock screen combines three filters: a positive but bounded 10-day return, a weekly five-period moving average crossing above the ten-period average, and a ranking by capital inflow strength. The post interprets the moving-average cross as a sign of…
This Chinese equity selection method ranks stocks by a measure of capital strength, keeps those with net large-order inflows during the afternoon, and then filters for a rising 30-day moving average. The rationale is that stronger inflows may indicate buying…
The proposed stock screen looks for a MACD reading above zero, greater displayed buy-one volume than sell-one volume, and favorable performance during 2021. It describes these conditions as combining trend direction, near-touch order-book activity, and a…
This Chinese equity screen combines a robotics industry theme, turnover, small circulating market capitalization, and appearance on the previous day’s trading leaderboard. The accompanying explanation treats leaderboard inclusion as a possible sign of market…
This screen selects Chinese equities with turnover between 3% and 12%, a reversal-style candlestick pattern, and no limit-up session on the previous day. The reference implementation approximates the reversal condition by comparing the prior close with the…
The document outlines a Chinese stock screen combining daily price range and turnover with a multi-year revenue comparison. Its initial conditions require an amplitude above 1%, turnover between 2% and 9%, and revenue in 2021 exceeding 2018 revenue by a…
This document presents a technical stock screen using three conditions: RSI(14) below 65, a short moving average rising on the latest observation, and a 30-day moving average also rising. Its example code computes the RSI and moving averages from adjusted…
The document describes a Chinese A-share screening approach that combines daily turnover, robot-sector membership, free-float market value, and an enterprise classification described as “quality growth.” It also mentions ranking qualifying stocks by…
This stock-selection proposal ranks shares by capital-strength measure, keeps the top five by the day’s auction amount, and requires at least two limit-up sessions within the previous 500 days. The note interprets these filters as a way to focus on stocks…
This Chinese stock-screening note proposes combining price range, Bollinger Bands, and a 15-minute MACD histogram for a rebound-oriented selection rule. Its stated logic looks for elevated price movement, a close in the lower portion of the Bollinger range,…
This article proposes screening stocks where the 20-day moving average is above the 120-day moving average, the latest high is the highest across two days, and the 14-period RSI is below 65. The moving-average comparison is intended to identify a longer-term…
This article outlines a stock selection idea based on ranking stocks by capital strength and individual-stock popularity, while requiring the 9:25 opening gain to be below 6%. It interprets strong capital strength and high popularity as signs of attention,…