Metaverse Stock Screening by Morning Price Change and Popularity
Summary
This Chinese A-share selection method first limits its universe to stocks in the metaverse theme, then screens for a morning price change below 6% at 9:25 and ranks qualifying names by individual stock popularity. The note presents the approach as a blend of sector selection, a short-term price filter, and market interest. It includes a formula reference and a Python example that retrieves sector, daily-price, and popularity data.
The author warns that thematic concentration and popularity rankings can be distorted by market swings or temporary attention around events. The suggested extensions include trading volume, moving-average context, company fundamentals, and risk controls such as stop orders. The document offers no performance statistics or backtest, and its code example’s handling of the 9:25 price condition and popularity data should be validated against the intended data definitions before use.
Key ideas
- The stock universe is restricted to the metaverse theme.
- The screen applies a morning price-change threshold below 6% at 9:25.
- Qualifying stocks are sorted by a popularity measure.
- Popularity can be temporarily distorted, and the narrow theme universe may heighten exposure to market swings.
- The note proposes adding technical, fundamental, and risk-control factors but provides no performance evidence.
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