A-Share Screening with a Metaverse Theme, 250-Day Average, and KDJ Cross

Summary

This document describes an A-share stock screen combining membership in the metaverse theme with a close above the 250-day moving average and a newly formed KDJ golden cross. The theme condition selects stocks from a popular sector, the moving average acts as a long-term price filter, and the KDJ signal is intended to identify a possible momentum turn. It includes indicator and Python examples, but no backtest or performance evidence.

The author cautions that relying on a hot theme and technical signals can overlook company fundamentals, and that simple filters may be vulnerable to sampling bias and statistical error. Suggested improvements include adding financial and industry analysis and using explicit risk controls. The screen is therefore a candidate-generation rule rather than demonstrated evidence of a profitable strategy; the document also does not define a complete entry, exit, or position-sizing process.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse-sector membership, price above the 250-day moving average, and a fresh KDJ golden cross.
• The moving-average filter is intended to favor stocks holding above a long-term trend benchmark.
• The document provides implementation examples but reports no strategy performance or backtest.
• It recommends adding fundamental analysis and risk controls to address the limits of technical and theme-based selection.

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