A Chinese Stock Screen Combining Metaverse Exposure, Trend, and Auction Buying
Summary
This Chinese stock selection example combines three kinds of filters: membership in the metaverse concept group, an upward-sloping 30-day moving average, and buying activity during the opening auction. It further requires combined large and extra-large order volume to exceed the stated threshold of 0.7 million shares. The post provides formula references and a Python sketch, making the screen’s conditions explicit: concept membership, a moving-average comparison, positive auction trade direction with volume and buy-share checks, and a large-order volume filter.
The post offers no backtest, return series, benchmark, or evidence that the screen predicts future performance. It warns that auction buying may be brief and lead to missed or false selections, that data sources may differ, and that the rules lack profit-taking and stop-loss controls. It suggests adding technical or fundamental filters, defining a holding period, and introducing risk controls. The screen is therefore a rule proposal with implementation examples, not a validated strategy; the quality and availability of its data inputs are also unresolved.
Key ideas
- The screen requires a stock to belong to the metaverse concept group and have an upward-moving 30-day average.
- It filters for buying activity during the opening auction and sets a threshold for large and extra-large order volume.
- The post supplies formula references and a Python outline for expressing the selection conditions.
- Auction signals can be short-lived, creating risks of missed and false selections.
- The post reports no performance evaluation and recommends adding holding-period and risk-management rules.
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