A Metaverse Stock Screen with a Prior-Day Low Test and MACD Condition

Summary

The post presents a stock-selection screen combining a metaverse concept classification, a close above the previous day’s low, and a MACD condition. It frames these inputs as a mix of theme exposure, price behavior, and a technical indicator, then suggests that historical testing and fundamental or industry assessment could help refine the screen. It also cautions that MACD may produce false signals and that short-term filters can neglect fundamentals and longer-term trends.

The described logic and the formula references do not align cleanly: the condition is labeled as MACD below zero two days ago, while the cited expressions compare a current reading below zero with a reading two periods earlier above zero. The post provides no backtest results or precise MACD parameter choices to resolve the discrepancy. Its code example also mentions equal allocation across selected stocks, but supplies no portfolio risk rules or treatment for an empty selection.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse classification, a close above the previous day’s low, and a MACD filter.
• The stated MACD condition conflicts with the expressions shown for implementing it.
• The post warns that MACD can give false signals and that short-term screens can overlook fundamentals.
• It recommends historical parameter analysis and broader fundamental and industry review.
• No backtest evidence or complete portfolio risk method is provided.

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