Metaverse Stock Screen Using MACD Crossovers and a Price Condition
Summary
This post describes a technical screen for stocks in the metaverse industry. It calls for three indicators to form bullish crossovers at the same time and for the closing price to exceed the previous session's low. The post's concrete formula and code example focus on MACD and its signal line, alongside a price comparison, although the text does not clearly identify three distinct crossover indicators. It also explains the screen as an attempt to find stocks with technical strength.
No backtest, performance statistics, or selected-stock examples are reported, so the screen's effectiveness cannot be assessed from the document. The author notes that technical signals may overlook fundamentals and risk, that short-term price fluctuations can make selections unstable, and that a concentrated industry focus carries sector risk. Suggested refinements include adding valuation or earnings information and extending the evaluation period, but these ideas are not tested. The formula and code descriptions also appear inconsistent about the price comparison and crossover criteria, so the intended rules should be clarified before implementation.
Key ideas
- The proposed universe is metaverse-sector equities, filtered with bullish technical signals and a close-versus-prior-low condition.
- The concrete examples center on MACD and its signal line, while the text refers to three simultaneous crossovers.
- The post supplies no performance evidence to validate the screen.
- It identifies technical-only selection, unstable short-term signals, and industry concentration as risks.
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