Metaverse Stock Screening with a Rounded Pattern and Turnover Range

Summary

This Chinese stock-screening post combines three filters: membership in the metaverse industry, a rounded price pattern, and a turnover rate between the stated lower and upper bounds. It describes turnover as a way to focus on liquidity and trading activity. The example code defines a custom indicator from the day’s high-low range relative to the previous close, then filters for the industry label and turnover. That definition is only a rough proxy for a rounded chart pattern, so it does not establish that the code detects the pattern described in the prose.

The post cautions that turnover can be driven by short-term activity and may yield unstable selections. It proposes adding technical signals such as moving averages or RSI and fundamental information such as financial reports or company announcements. These are suggestions, not tested enhancements; the document supplies no backtest or performance evidence. It also notes that turnover calculations require current volume and free-float share data. The strategy therefore depends on data availability and on clearly defining its industry and pattern criteria.

Key ideas

• The screen selects metaverse-industry stocks with a rounded pattern and turnover within a specified range.
• The example’s custom high-low-range calculation is not a demonstrated rounded-pattern detector.
• Turnover can reflect short-lived trading activity, making selections less stable.
• The post suggests adding technical and fundamental filters but does not test their effects.
• Accurate turnover screening depends on current volume and free-float share data.

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