Chinese Metaverse Stock Screening with Trend and Trading Activity Filters

Summary

This stock screen combines membership in the metaverse theme with a rising 30-day moving average and a condition described as yesterday’s main-force control. The accompanying explanation interprets that last condition as evidence of buying by large or influential traders. Its indicator reference also uses recent volume activity and the relationship between closing-volume measures and total volume to represent the condition. A Python example shows how to combine the theme, moving-average, and volume-based filters.

The document gives no backtest results or performance evidence. It cautions that the main-force measure is short-term, the screen omits company fundamentals, and simple filters may admit manipulated or low-quality stocks. Suggested extensions include adding fundamental measures, money-flow and volume-change indicators, and periodically reviewing the selection criteria. The text’s prose and sample formulas do not fully define the same calculation, so implementation details should be checked before relying on the screen.

Key ideas

• The screen looks for metaverse stocks whose 30-day moving average is rising.
• A recent volume-based condition is used as a proxy for buying by major market participants.
• The provided code combines concept membership, a moving-average condition, and recent trading activity.
• The document reports no tests or returns for the strategy.
• It recommends adding fundamental and other market data filters and periodically reviewing the rules.

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