A Metaverse Stock Screen Using a Long Moving Average and Price Range
Summary
The proposed equity screen combines membership in the metaverse theme, a prior-day price above its 250-day moving average, and a daily range threshold. The moving-average condition is presented as a long-term price filter, while the range condition selects shares with larger daily movement. The document includes indicator expressions and a Python-style example, but the examples are not fully consistent: the prose specifies yesterday’s price and a range greater than 1, while the formulas use a current close comparison and an absolute normalized range greater than 0.01. It gives no historical test or returns evidence.
The stated risks include broad market exposure, unreliable company reporting, and errors from technical indicators. Proposed improvements include adding shorter moving averages and examining financial statements. These suggestions are not evaluated, and the thematic criterion and data implementation may depend on the platform. The screen describes candidate selection only; it does not specify position sizing, exits, or portfolio-level risk controls.
Key ideas
- The screen targets metaverse stocks whose price is above a long-term moving average and whose daily range clears a threshold.
- The moving average and range are intended to represent long-term price position and daily volatility.
- The prose and sample formulas differ on whether the price check uses yesterday’s or today’s close.
- The document identifies market risk, reporting problems, and technical-signal errors as limitations.
- It supplies no backtest, return evidence, or rules for sizing and exiting positions.
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