strong-stock-screening-overheating-alert
Surfaces constituent stocks within the strongest capital-inflow ETFs and monitors whether their trading heat has become overheated, scoring each on 5-day price momentum, 10-day large-order concentration, and institutional flow trend. TRIGGER when: ETF inflow constituent analysis, smart-money momentum screen, overheating alert, flow-confirmed hot stock ranking. DO NOT USE when: single-stock deep-dive, portfolio allocation, pure sector rotation, or general market overview.
Creator
Feng Jiang
Created time
Jul 20, 2026
Last update
Jul 27, 2026
Version
V1
Usage
15 Installs · 10 Runs
How it works
Strong Stock Screening & Overheating Alert
Identify the highest-inflow ETFs, extract their top constituents, and filter for stocks that are momentum-strong, not crowded, and low reversal-risk using 10-day large-order flow data.
Output language: English (translate names where helpful).
ETF Universe (7 ETFs, 4 regions)
Step 1 — Identify Top-Inflow ETFs
Fetch marketChart (interval=1d, from = 10 calendar days ago, adjustment=dividend_adjusted) for
all 7 ETFs in parallel.
Compute per ETF:
ret5= (latest close − bar[n-6] close) / bar[n-6] close × 100vol_trend= (mean of last-5-session volumes − base-session volume) / base-session volume × 100- If
vol_trend > +20%AND price is up →vol_char = Accumulation; ifvol_trend > +20%AND price is down →vol_char = Distribution; otherwiseNormal
Select ETFs where ret5 > 0%. Rank by ret5 descending. Proceed with the top 1–3 ETFs.
If no ETF has ret5 > 0%, take the least-negative ETF and flag it as "defensive" context only.
Step 2 — Pull Constituent Holdings
For each selected ETF run:
Extract .data, sort by weightPercentage descending, take top 25 rows.
Keep