A Metaverse Stock Screen Using Turnover and Rising Trend Signals

Summary

This note describes a screen for stocks classified in the metaverse industry, with previous-day actual turnover between 3% and 28% and a rising-bottom condition. It operationalizes the trend condition using either a bullish MACD crossover or a short moving average crossing above a longer one. Formula and Python-style examples are included, although the examples do not fully align: the described crossover is not clearly represented in all sample filters, and the data snippets appear illustrative rather than a complete, validated pipeline.

The rationale is that turnover may indicate trading activity and a rising technical pattern may suggest recovery. The article provides no backtest, performance statistics, or independent evidence for these interpretations. It notes that turnover and chart signals omit important company fundamentals and can misread market direction. It recommends adding financial and technical measures and adapting conditions to market regimes. The screen identifies candidates but does not specify entry and exit rules, execution, or portfolio risk limits.

Key ideas

• The screen focuses on metaverse-classified equities with previous-day turnover between 3% and 28%.
• A rising-bottom signal is represented by either a bullish MACD crossover or a moving-average crossover.
• The code examples have implementation inconsistencies and should be validated before use.
• The note supplies no performance evidence and warns that technical signals omit fundamental and market-regime risks.

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