Chinese Metaverse Stock Screen Using Chart Shape and PEG

Summary

This Chinese stock-selection post describes a screen for companies associated with the metaverse theme and a rounded price pattern. Its initial rule combines the prior day’s turnover rate with the ratio of current auction volume to the prior day’s volume, retaining stocks when the product falls between stated bounds. The post then presents a revised final rule that adds a PEG valuation threshold below one. It also sketches a Python workflow using market, company, and daily trading data to apply these filters.

The author cautions that volume-based selection can miss company fundamentals and may be unreliable when driven by one day of market sentiment. The proposed improvement is to consider valuation and growth measures alongside the technical criteria. No backtest, performance figures, or precise definition of the rounded pattern is provided, and the final stated rule does not clearly retain the initial volume condition. The code is illustrative and its data fields and assumptions would need verification before use.

Key ideas

• The initial screen combines a metaverse industry label and rounded price pattern with a turnover and auction-volume condition.
• The post’s final rule specifies a PEG below one alongside the industry and chart-pattern filters.
• The author warns that a one-day volume signal can be distorted by market sentiment and omit company fundamentals.
• The example suggests combining technical and fundamental filters, but provides no performance evidence.

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