Chinese Stock Screening with Metaverse, Rising Moving Average, and Float Size
Summary
The document describes a Chinese equity screen combining membership in the metaverse concept with an upward-moving 30-day average and a circulating share-capital ceiling of 5.5 billion shares. It also presents optional filters for positive price-to-earnings below 50 and price-to-book at most 5, then suggests combining technical and fundamental measures in a custom selection model.
The rationale is to seek high-growth technology stocks, but the document provides no backtest, performance figures, or selection results. It cautions that the float-size filter alone omits company financial health, while popular themes can attract crowded trading. It also notes that relying on only a few indicators may weaken stock selection. The code examples illustrate implementation concepts, but contain potential inconsistencies, including a moving-average condition that compares price with an average rather than directly testing the average’s slope. The suggested additional filters are proposals, not evidence of improved performance.
Key ideas
- The screen selects stocks associated with the metaverse concept.
- It requires the 30-day moving average condition and circulating share capital no greater than 5.5 billion shares.
- Optional valuation filters are positive trailing earnings multiples below 50 and price-to-book at most 5.
- The document warns that thematic popularity and a narrow set of filters can limit selection quality.
- No backtest or performance evidence is provided.
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