forced-redemption-screener

To screen A-share convertible bonds for forced redemption arbitrage opportunities, you run the batch screening script to evaluate stock prices against redemption triggers. It outputs a CSV ranking bonds by their composite score for proximity and potential profit.

Checking single convertible bond redemption progress requires underlying stock price data and bond terms fetched via AKShare. The system parses redemption day counts, trigger prices, remaining duration, and profitability indicators to output a status check.

The composite scoring system ranks convertible bond redemption opportunities by combining the bond's proximity to the half-journey threshold with its potential upside profit. It also factors in historical down-adjustment counts and liquidity signals from cached AKShare data.

Yes, you can use AKShare to batch screen near-trigger redemption bonds for A-shares. The skill ingests historical financial data through AKShare, applies rules on redemption counts and price ratios, and exports the screened results to a CSV file.

Limitations of screening convertible bonds for forced redemption arbitrage include reliance on cached AKShare data for accuracy and the exclusion of bonds failing liquidity or redemption count rules. The system focuses strictly on quantitative trigger proximity, ignoring qualitative market sentiment.