Metaverse Stock Screen Using a 250-Day Average and Recent Limit-Ups

Summary

This Chinese equity screen looks for stocks in the metaverse sector that closed above their 250-day moving average on the previous day and had at least one limit-up event during the prior month. The long moving average acts as a price-trend filter, while the recent limit-up condition selects stocks with a notable short-term price event. The document offers indicator rules and a Python example as implementation references.

The article cautions that recent limit-ups can be followed by sharp reversals and that a sector screen may omit company fundamentals and broader market conditions. It recommends considering business fundamentals and longer-term industry prospects alongside the short-term signal. No backtest, return figures, or evidence of predictive performance is presented; the described method is a screening recipe with material event and sector risk.

Key ideas

• The screen is limited to stocks classified in the metaverse sector.
• Eligible stocks must be above their 250-day moving average based on the prior day’s close.
• Stocks must also have had a limit-up event within the previous month.
• The document warns that limit-up stocks may reverse and that the screen omits fundamentals and broader market risks.

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