A Metaverse Stock Screen Using an Opening Move Limit and Seven Down Closes

Summary

This Chinese equity screen selects stocks assigned to a metaverse sector, applies a condition described as a 9:25 rise below 6%, and requires seven consecutive sessions of falling closes. The post gives a formula for the sector membership and price conditions, plus a Python outline that obtains sector constituents and daily price history. It frames the combination as a way to join a market theme with short-term price movement.

The article cautions that seven declining sessions can be a false signal, especially in extreme market conditions, and that a single technical rule does not capture company-specific features or the broader market. It recommends adding other technical, fundamental, and thematic inputs. No backtest, portfolio results, or evidence of effectiveness is reported. The formula’s opening-price comparison and the prose description of the 9:25 condition may not correspond directly, while the Python outline does not clearly implement that condition, so the operational definition needs checking before use.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse sector membership with an opening-related price condition and seven declining closes.
• The formula describes the opening condition as a comparison involving the prior close and the open.
• Seven consecutive down sessions can generate false signals and do not alone establish a major selloff.
• The article recommends combining technical, fundamental, and market-theme information.
• No backtest or performance evidence is supplied, and the example implementations may differ in their conditions.

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