A Metaverse Stock Screen Using a Curved Pattern and Trading Filters

Summary

The proposed China A-share screen selects stocks associated with the metaverse theme, a custom curved price pattern, and exclusions for stocks that hit the daily limit on the previous day. Its expanded criteria also require a price change between negative and positive five percent and trading volume above one million lots. The text describes these as filters for sector, chart shape, recent movement, and activity, and provides an outline for applying them to historical stock data.

The implementation is incomplete: the pattern, price-change, and volume indicators are placeholders, and the sample’s exclusion condition does not clearly implement the stated previous-day limit-up rule. The article acknowledges that excluding recent limit-up stocks can miss short-term leaders and suggests adding technical and fundamental measures. It supplies no backtest, selection results, or validated definitions, so the screen is a rough strategy specification rather than an evaluated method.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse industry membership with a custom curved price pattern.
• It excludes stocks described as having reached the daily limit on the previous day.
• The expanded rules constrain price change to within five percent in either direction and require volume above one million lots.
• The indicator calculations are left as placeholders, and the sample exclusion logic is unclear.
• No backtest or evidence of screening performance is supplied.

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