A Metaverse Stock Screen Using Recent Limit-Ups and Consecutive Gains

Summary

This proposed A-share screen targets stocks associated with the metaverse theme that had a limit-up event within the prior 25 days and a three-session limit-up streak as of the previous day. The explanation treats those events as signs of recent market attention and strength. It includes formula and Python examples for checking recent price moves and limit-up flags, and suggests adding company fundamentals and adapting criteria to market trends.

The document presents no backtest, return analysis, or evidence that these conditions predict future performance. Its examples also appear inconsistent with the stated rule: the formula and Python logic check consecutive rising closes rather than clearly confirming three limit-up sessions, and the formula’s prior-25-day test does not clearly establish that a limit-up occurred. The screen emphasizes recent price action and a thematic label, so it may concentrate in short-lived popular stocks and overlook business quality or longer-term prospects. These limits make the screen a hypothesis for further testing, not a demonstrated strategy.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines a metaverse theme, a recent limit-up event, and a stated three-session limit-up streak.
• The rationale interprets limit-up activity as a sign of attention and recent strength.
• The sample logic appears to test rising closes rather than reliably verifying three limit-up sessions.
• The document provides no performance evidence and flags short-term popularity and missing fundamentals as risks.

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