Chinese Metaverse Stock Screening with Trend and Volume Filters

Summary

This Chinese stock screen combines metaverse concept membership with an upward 30-day moving average and exclusion of stocks marked ST. It adds a “five-part limit-up” filter requiring a positive daily change, a close above the previous close and the five-day average, and volume above both its 20-day average and the prior day. The document gives equivalent indicator and Python examples, though the moving-average conditions are not expressed identically across them.

The article also discusses risks: technical filters may overreact to short-term noise, omit fundamental and broader sentiment factors, and chase popular themes. It suggests combining technical and fundamental measures such as PE and PB, and adjusting criteria as market conditions change. No backtest, performance figures, or evidence that the selection rules predict returns is provided; the proposed investment value is an assertion rather than a demonstrated result.

Key ideas

• The screen selects metaverse-related stocks whose 30-day moving average is rising and that are not classified as ST.
• A volume and price filter requires a positive move, a close above the previous close and five-day average, and rising volume above its 20-day average.
• The article identifies short-term noise, omitted fundamentals, and hot-theme chasing as risks.
• It recommends combining technical and fundamental inputs and adapting criteria to market conditions.
• The document provides no performance evidence for the strategy.

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