Metaverse Stock Screen Using an Opening-Price Filter and Rising KDJ

Summary

This stock-selection example combines membership in a Chinese metaverse sector with a price-change filter and a rising KDJ K value. The accompanying indicator formula selects names whose KDJ K value is above its prior reading. The article also provides a Python example that retrieves sector constituents and daily price data, then checks a down day and whether KDJ K has increased.

The stated screen refers to a 9:25 gain below six percent, while the supplied formulas and code use other price comparisons, including prior close relative to the open and a close below the open. These descriptions do not align cleanly, so the exact intended opening-price condition is ambiguous. The article offers no backtest results, portfolio rules, or evidence that the screen is profitable. It also cautions that a single technical reading may miss broader market conditions and suggests adapting filters to market and stock characteristics.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse-sector membership with a price condition and an increase in KDJ K.
• The KDJ condition compares the current K value with its previous reading.
• The article includes both a formula-based screen and a Python data-retrieval example.
• The written 9:25 condition differs from the comparisons shown in the formulas and code.
• No performance evidence or complete portfolio and execution rules are provided.

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