Metaverse Stock Screening by Auction Value and Prior-Day Turnover

Summary

This note describes a Chinese-equity screen for metaverse stocks. It ranks candidates by today’s opening-auction value, selects the top five, and requires yesterday’s auction turnover rate to exceed 0.26. The stated rationale is that auction activity and turnover may signal momentum and liquidity. The article also suggests adding fundamental checks and constraints such as market capitalization or leverage, and adjusting the turnover threshold to suit the use case.

It gives screening conditions and example indicator and Python implementations, but no backtest, performance figures, or validation of the proposed relationship between auction activity and later returns. The code and descriptions do not fully establish how the ranking and turnover inputs are calculated, so the screen would need data and implementation checks before evaluation. The article flags abrupt price moves, crowding, and neglect of company fundamentals as risks.

Key ideas

• The screen selects metaverse stocks ranked among the top five by today’s auction value.
• It also requires yesterday’s auction turnover rate to exceed 0.26.
• The author treats auction activity as a possible momentum and liquidity signal, without providing performance evidence.
• Suggested refinements include adding fundamental and risk filters and reviewing the threshold.

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