A Short-Term Screen for Metaverse Stocks with Prior-Day Leaderboard Activity

Summary

This document outlines a short-term A-share screen for companies classified in the metaverse theme. It selects stocks that appeared on the prior day’s trading leaderboard, have current trading volume above the stated threshold, and open above the previous close. The conditions combine thematic classification, unusual trading attention, volume, and a positive opening gap in search of stocks with near-term momentum.

The article supplies indicator conditions and sample Python logic, and suggests adjusting the volume threshold or adding valuation and balance-sheet filters. It warns that inaccurate or noisy data can weaken selection, that the strategy’s short horizon raises the importance of risk control, and that the selected names may still be poor investments. No backtest, return figures, or other empirical evidence is supplied. The Python example does not clearly implement the theme filter and uses an index history source to obtain stock codes, so it may not faithfully reproduce the stated screening rules without correction.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse classification, previous-day leaderboard appearance, a volume threshold, and an opening gap above the prior close.
• The strategy targets short-term market attention and momentum rather than demonstrated long-term value.
• The article recommends adjusting thresholds, adding fundamental filters, and managing risk.
• No backtest is presented, and the sample Python logic may not implement every stated condition correctly.

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