Metaverse Stock Screen Using Volume Ratio and Turnover

Summary

This stock selection rule first limits candidates to companies classified in the metaverse industry. It then requires a volume ratio between 1.5 and 6 and previous day's trading value above 60 million. The post includes an example that filters a stock list by industry and volume ratio, then checks prior day trading value before returning candidates. The sample is illustrative and does not provide a backtest or quantified performance assessment.

The author presents the filters as a way to find active stocks with substantial trading interest. The stated limitations are that the screen ignores company fundamentals such as earnings and valuation, and that one day's turnover may not persist. Volume ratio can also be unreliable for thinly traded shares or when large shareholders are selling. Suggested extensions include fundamental measures and additional funding or technical indicators, though no validation of those combinations is supplied.

Key ideas

• The screen selects metaverse industry stocks with volume ratio above 1.5 and below 6.
• It also requires previous day trading value to exceed 60 million.
• The post provides a filtering example but no backtest results or performance evidence.
• Industry, one day turnover, and volume ratio filters can miss fundamentals or become unreliable under particular trading conditions.

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