A-Share Screen for Metaverse Stocks with Five Limit-Up Sessions

Summary

This proposed A-share screen combines a metaverse industry filter with yesterday’s stock exchange leaderboard appearance and exclusion of special-treatment shares. It then selects stocks described as having hit the daily price limit for five consecutive trading sessions, with screening intended to take place before 10 a.m. The article frames this as a way to find unusually strong stocks in a market theme.

The post gives formula and Python examples, but they are not a validated implementation: the Python excerpt uses undefined indicator functions and does not clearly retrieve or test the stated five-session history. It provides no backtest or performance evidence. The author notes that the approach emphasizes price action and market themes while overlooking fundamentals, and warns that high-priced-momentum or low-priced shares may carry substantial risk. Fundamental valuation filters and historical testing are suggested as possible refinements, though no results from those refinements are reported.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse-related A-shares that appeared on the previous day’s trading leaderboard and are not under special treatment.
• It seeks stocks with five consecutive limit-up sessions before 10 a.m.
• The strategy is oriented toward technical strength and theme selection rather than company fundamentals.
• The post provides illustrative formulas and code but no evidence of a tested or working implementation.
• It identifies subjective selection and sharp price moves as risks, and suggests adding valuation filters and backtesting.

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