Metaverse Stock Screen Using Turnover, KDJ Momentum, and Valuation

Summary

The document outlines a Chinese A-share screening idea focused on stocks classified in the metaverse theme. Its initial conditions are turnover above 8% on the previous day and an increase in the K value of the KDJ indicator. The final stated rule adds a trailing price-to-earnings ratio below 50. The article also provides formula references and a Python example intended to illustrate how to collect candidate stocks and apply indicator and valuation filters.

The rationale is to combine recent trading activity and rising short-term momentum with a valuation ceiling. The article warns that KDJ can produce false signals and that relying on it alone omits other technical and fundamental information; it suggests adding further measures. It reports no backtest, performance statistics, or evidence that the screen predicts returns. The example code also contains apparent inconsistencies, including references to data not defined in the snippet, so its implementation should not be treated as a verified strategy. The screen is a candidate-generation rule, not a tested trading system.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse-themed A-shares with previous-day turnover above 8%.
• It requires the KDJ K value to be rising and adds a trailing P/E ceiling of 50.
• The proposed rationale combines activity, short-term momentum, and valuation.
• The document gives no performance test and warns that KDJ may generate false signals.
• The sample code has unresolved data references and is not a complete verified implementation.

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