Combining Metaverse Stocks, Rounded Bases, and Large-Order Net Flow

Summary

This Chinese stock-screening post describes a rule combining membership in the metaverse industry, a rising custom measure labeled as a rounded-shape condition, and a ranking of stocks by large-order net buying. Its example process retrieves a real-time large-order ranking, keeps the top 50 names, and checks each stock’s historical prices. The post also suggests adding candlestick patterns, moving averages, and fundamental data to broaden the screen.

The document provides no backtest, performance figures, or evidence that the proposed filters predict returns. The rounded-shape measure in the sample code is based on the high-low range relative to the previous close, so it does not establish a conventional rounded-base pattern. The post itself notes that order-flow rankings reflect only a limited period and may be affected by short-term moves. It also warns that real-time data collection can create efficiency and timeliness constraints.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines metaverse industry membership, a custom rounded-shape condition, and large-order net-buying rank.
• The example selects stocks appearing in the top 50 of a real-time large-order net-flow ranking.
• The sample rounded-shape proxy compares the current high-low range with the prior close and is not a standard pattern definition.
• The post recommends adding technical indicators and fundamental data to make the screen more comprehensive.
• Short-term order-flow rankings may not indicate sustained capital inflows and can be vulnerable to market noise.

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