Metaverse Stock Screen Using Turnover and Large-Order Net Flow
Summary
This proposed A-share screen targets stocks in the metaverse theme with yesterday’s turnover above 8%, a high ranking in large-order net flow, and a high market-cap ranking. The final rule specifies the top 20% on both net-order flow and total capitalization. Formula and Python examples illustrate sector filtering, ranking, and a further ranking by large-order flow.
The article presents turnover and large trades as signs of activity that might help identify stocks with upside potential, but provides no backtest or outcome data. It warns that the method relies heavily on trading volume and may overlook fundamentals, broader market conditions, and policy effects. The examples also appear inconsistent: the formula’s turnover expression compares a field with its prior value, while the prose calls for turnover above 8%; the Python example additionally selects a top 30% subset. These discrepancies leave the intended implementation unclear.
Key ideas
- The proposed universe is metaverse-themed A-share stocks.\nThe prose requires yesterday’s turnover above 8%.\nThe final rule ranks large-order net flow and market capitalization in the top 20%.\nThe article cautions that volume-based filters omit fundamentals and wider market conditions.\nThe formula and Python examples differ from the stated turnover rule and from each other.
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