Metaverse Stock Screening with a Five-Day Average and Large-Order Flow

Summary

This proposed Chinese equity screen focuses on stocks classified in the metaverse theme. It combines a price condition involving the five-day moving average with a directional filter: the product of the stock’s daily return and a measure of net large-order flow must be positive. The author interprets these conditions as recent price strength and buying support, respectively, and describes ways to derive the flow measure from buy and sell data.

The post gives indicator definitions and sample implementation approaches, but provides no backtest, performance statistics, or evidence that the screen predicts returns. Its descriptions are also not fully consistent: the prose says the average price is above the moving average, while the stated crossover formula appears to test a different relationship. The author flags the simplicity of the criteria and exposure to market and policy changes, and suggests adding technical, fundamental, liquidity, and sentiment filters. The screen should therefore be treated as a hypothesis requiring verification, including careful validation of indicator definitions.

Key ideas

• The screen limits its universe to stocks tagged as belonging to the metaverse theme.
• It combines a five-day moving-average condition with the sign of daily return multiplied by net large-order flow.
• The post provides formula and implementation references but reports no performance test.
• Its written price condition and crossover formula may describe different signals.
• The author proposes adding fundamental, liquidity, technical, and sentiment checks.

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