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Combining a Metaverse Theme with a Five-Day Average and Industry Filter

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Summary

This note proposes a Chinese stock screen for companies associated with the metaverse theme, with price above the five-day moving average and membership in a beverage and alcohol import-export industry classification. The idea combines thematic exposure, a short-term trend condition, and a narrow industry filter. The article gives formula-style rules and a Python sketch for retrieving stock and index data and filtering candidates.

It offers no backtest, named examples, or measured evidence that the combination improves returns. The discussion itself identifies exposure to market conditions and policy changes, risks in both themes, and the possibility that the narrow intersection yields few stocks. It suggests adding technical measures such as RSI or KDJ, company financial analysis, sentiment data, and constraints on size or trading volume. The code sketch has unclear data joins and does not demonstrate that its implementation faithfully matches all stated screening conditions, so the logic should be treated as a proposal rather than a validated strategy.

Key ideas

  • The proposed screen combines metaverse classification, price above the five-day average, and a beverage and alcohol import-export industry filter.
  • The article describes formula-style and Python implementations but provides no backtest or performance measurements.
  • The narrow thematic and industry intersection may produce few candidates.
  • Suggested extensions include additional technical indicators, company fundamentals, sentiment, and liquidity or size constraints.

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