Chinese Metaverse Stock Screen Using a Long Moving Average and Main-Force Control
Summary
This note presents a Chinese stock selection rule with three filters: membership in the metaverse theme, a prior-day price above the 250-day moving average, and a prior-day signal described as main-force control. It frames the theme filter as a way to target a popular sector, the long moving average as a broad price-trend condition, and the control signal as a possible indication of buying support. Formula and Python examples are included to illustrate screening.
The document cautions that the criteria are simple and depend heavily on market sentiment, so the resulting selection may be unreliable. It suggests tailoring filters by sector, adding technical measures such as KDJ or RSI, and considering company financials. The note gives no backtest or performance evidence. Its formula and code examples should be treated carefully: the described signal is not fully defined in conventional terms, and the examples may not implement the stated prior-day conditions consistently.
Key ideas
- The screen combines metaverse theme membership, price above a 250-day average, and a prior-day control signal.\nThe moving average is used as a long-term price filter.\nThe note identifies simplicity and dependence on market sentiment as risks.\nIt recommends adding technical and fundamental information, but reports no performance testing.
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