Metaverse Stock Screening with a Recent Limit-Up Condition

Summary

This Chinese stock-screening example combines three filters: a metaverse concept label, a close above the previous session’s low, and a recent high-price move intended to identify a limit-up event. It presents equivalent indicator and Python-style expressions, with the recent-event test using a 21-session rolling high relative to the prior close. The accompanying rationale is that concept exposure, price behavior, and recent trading strength may flag candidates for further review.

The post offers no backtest results or evidence that the screen predicts gains. It warns that recent limit-up moves can reflect short-lived speculation and lead to sharp reversals. The selection logic emphasizes sentiment and technical conditions while giving little weight to fundamentals or industry prospects; the post’s proposed improvements include adding those considerations and setting exit and risk controls. Its claims about also considering fundamentals in the final description are not reflected in the stated filters.

Key ideas

• The screen requires metaverse classification and a close above the previous day’s low.
• A rolling 21-session high relative to the prior close is used as a proxy for a recent limit-up move.
• The post links the screen to short-term sentiment and price behavior but supplies no performance evidence.
• Recent limit-up moves may reverse, so the author suggests adding fundamental review and exit controls.

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