Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the characteristics of stocks that have experienced significant rebounds since April 8, highlighting the importance of analyzing price movements and trading metrics to identify potential investment opportunities. Group 1: Stock Selection Criteria - A stock screening tool was developed to identify stocks with a price increase greater than 100% between their 50-day low and high, with the condition that the low price occurred further in the past than the high price [1]. - A pool of 143 stocks was created from the screening, including ST stocks, to analyze their performance [1]. Group 2: Performance Metrics - Key performance indicators were established, including maximum price increase, prior drawdown, and average turnover rate [1]. - The maximum price increase is calculated as ((HHV(C,N)/LLV(C,N)-1)*100), while prior drawdown is defined as the percentage change from the average stock price index's peak in March to April 8 [1]. Group 3: Stock Characteristics - Among the stocks with the largest price increases, only 15 had a prior drawdown greater than 33%, while 30 stocks showed positive price movements during the market's downturn [2]. - This indicates that stocks with smaller drawdowns or those that rose against the market trend are more likely to achieve significant price increases [2]. Group 4: Turnover Rate Analysis - Of the stocks with the largest price increases, 66 had a 50-day average turnover rate greater than 10%, while 77 had a turnover rate below 10% [3]. - The analysis suggests that lower turnover stocks slightly dominate, but a more accurate assessment would require isolating the main upward trend before averaging [3]. - Approximately 20 stocks exhibit clear institutional trading styles, indicating that most strong stocks are being controlled by trading strategies rather than fundamental investment [3].