Metaverse Stock Screen Using a Five-Day Average and Positive P/E

Summary

This stock screen narrows the universe to companies classified in the metaverse theme, then selects shares whose closing price is above its five-day moving average and whose price-to-earnings ratio is positive. The note interprets the price condition as a short-term upward price signal and positive P/E as an indication that the company is profitable. It also provides equivalent screening logic for Chinese trading platforms and a Python example using stock and daily-price data.

The document offers no backtest, return statistics, or rules for rebalancing and execution, so it does not establish that the screen is profitable. It cautions that the selection relies on limited valuation and technical criteria, potentially overlooking broader company fundamentals and market conditions. Suggested additions include other financial measures, capital-flow indicators, and longer-term trend measures. The sample code’s rolling average is computed over the rows available in its merged data, so correct sorting and sufficient historical prices would be necessary for a reliable implementation.

Key ideas

• The screen focuses on stocks in the metaverse industry group.
• It requires the closing price to exceed its five-day moving average.
• It also filters for a positive price-to-earnings ratio.
• The note supplies platform formulas and a Python illustration but no performance results.
• It recommends broader fundamental, capital-flow, and trend analysis to address its limited criteria.

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