A Metaverse Stock Screen Combining Chart Shape and Fundamental Filters

Summary

This document proposes a Chinese stock screen focused on companies classified in the metaverse sector. It combines a rounded-bottom, or arc-shaped, price pattern with exclusion of special-treatment stocks and an early-morning selection of five candidates associated with limit-up moves. The final stated logic adds a price-to-earnings-growth ratio below one and return on equity above 10%. The article frames the method as combining sector, chart-pattern, and company fundamentals, and suggests technical indicators and historical simulation as possible ways to refine it.

The evidence is limited to the proposed selection rules and an illustrative data-fetching example that filters metaverse names and ranks candidates by intraday high relative to the prior close. That example does not implement the stated arc-shaped pattern, valuation conditions, or a clear before-10-a.m. selection process, so it does not fully demonstrate the described strategy. The article warns about buying after sharp advances, inflated valuations, broad market risk, and institutional flows. It reports no backtest or performance results, leaving the effectiveness of the combined filters unestablished.

Key ideas

• The proposed universe is metaverse-related Chinese equities, excluding special-treatment stocks.
• The screen combines an arc-shaped chart pattern with an early selection of five limit-up candidates.
• The final rules add a price-to-earnings-growth ratio below one and return on equity above 10%.
• The illustrative data example does not implement several of the article’s defining filters.
• The document warns of chasing sharp price moves and provides no performance validation.

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