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The document outlines a Chinese equity screening approach that combines price movement, trading activity, opening price, and a rising KDJ K value. It aims to find stocks showing notable intraday movement and volume alongside a short-term technical signal. A…

This post describes a short-term Chinese equities screen combining three conditions: daily amplitude above 1, a daily controlling-shareholder measure with an absolute change above 21, and three consecutive daily declines in closing price. It frames the setup…

This report summary reviews Chinese private securities funds and market conditions around July 2018. It covers equity, bond, and commodity performance, the size and formation of the private-fund sector, and median fund returns overall and by strategy. It…

This Chinese equity screening proposal uses reported daily accumulation above five percent and large-order net volume above 0.05 for at least three consecutive days. It then lists additional filters for the final selection: market capitalization above 10…

This Chinese stock-screening example combines three signals: daily price amplitude above one, positive institutional net flows summed over five days, and a rule-based arc-top or arc-bottom pattern. It describes the pattern checks using recent highs and lows…

This Chinese equity-screening proposal ranks companies by capital-flow strength and combines that ranking with a market-cap limit, a no-loss condition, and a dividend payout ratio above 25% for 2019. The discussion interprets stronger capital flow as…

The proposed Chinese stock screen looks for MACD above its zero line, a rising DEA signal line, and a gain below 6% at 9:25. The MACD conditions are meant to identify positive momentum, while the opening-auction move cap is presented as a way to avoid stocks…

This Chinese stock-screening proposal combines three conditions: RSI below 65, an industry concentration measure either above 70% or below 20%, and a rising 30-day moving average. The rising average is intended to favor stocks with an upward price trend,…

This Chinese-language post describes a short-term stock selection screen intended for use before 10 a.m. It combines four filters: daily amplitude above 1, exclusion of stocks designated ST, a five-day price condition described as a limit-up method, and MACD…

This document proposes a stock screen combining prior-period price range, a MACD signal above the zero line, and an ownership concentration measure capped at 70%. The rationale is to seek stocks with price movement and positive momentum while excluding…

This document describes a daily stock screen for the metaverse sector. It selects stocks with a positive price return and filters for prior-day actual turnover within a specified band, aiming to avoid both inactive shares and unusually crowded trading. It…

This Chinese equities strategy defines a technical screen for stocks that have consolidated after a 60-day low, risen no more than 15% from that low, and show stronger aggregate volume on bullish candles than bearish candles over the lookback. It also…

This Chinese equities screening rule selects stocks with turnover between 3% and 12%, a rising DEA-related signal, and no limit-up session on the previous day. The rationale given is that the turnover band targets relatively active shares, while removing…

This post describes an equity screening approach that combines a minimum daily high-to-low range, consistently high return on equity over five years, and weekly MACD above its zero line. The rationale is to pair a price movement filter with a profitability…

This proposed Chinese equity screen combines RSI below 65, seven consecutive sessions in which the close is below the open, and an indicator for beverage and alcohol imports and exports. The post frames the technical conditions as signs of weakness and adds…

This stock-selection idea combines three conditions: a rising 30-day moving average, seven consecutive down sessions, and a reported increase in holdings above 5%. It pairs a medium-term upward trend with recent weakness and a buying-activity measure,…

This post describes a short-term China equity screen for stocks whose prior-day price amplitude exceeds a threshold, that appeared on the previous day’s trading activity list with buy value greater than sell value, and that are outside the STAR Market. The…

This post outlines a China equity selection screen that combines membership in the metaverse theme, a closing price above its 250-day moving average, and a capital-strength ranking. Capital strength is defined using the rolling sum of close-minus-open…

This Chinese stock-screening post combines three filters: membership in the metaverse industry, a rounded price pattern, and a turnover rate between the stated lower and upper bounds. It describes turnover as a way to focus on liquidity and trading activity.…

This Chinese stock-screening post proposes selecting shares whose price amplitude exceeds a threshold, that showed “main-force control” the prior day, and whose average price is above the five-day moving average. It presents these conditions as a way to…

This Chinese A-share screening rule combines three conditions: daily high-to-low movement above 1%, a newly formed KDJ crossover, and prior-day actual turnover between 3% and 28%. The article interprets larger daily ranges as higher volatility, the crossover…

This Chinese stock screen combines a turnover band, three consecutive declining sessions, and positive institutional or large-order net inflow. The stated rationale is that turnover indicates trading activity, while institutional flow may offer a clue about…

This Chinese A-share screening rule combines daily price movement, convertible-bond information, and trading activity. It looks for stocks with at least a 1% absolute daily price change, a nonempty outstanding convertible-bond name, and volume at or above…

This Chinese stock-selection proposal combines a daily amplitude threshold above 1, a 9:25 price rise below 6%, and an auction move between −2% and 5%. Its rationale is to screen for volatility and pre-open price behavior. The post also gives example formula…