Metaverse Stock Screening with a Ten-Day Average and Daily Return Limits

Summary

This Chinese-language post describes a stock screen for companies classified in the metaverse industry. Its core conditions combine the opening price’s relationship to a ten-day moving average with a bounded daily return. The post presents differing thresholds in its heading, discussion, final screening rule, and example formulas, so the exact intended limits are not fully consistent. It also gives a technical interpretation of the opening-price condition and outlines example implementations using a screening platform and historical price data.

The author identifies reliance on a small set of signals and market direction as risks, and suggests adding valuation or size measures and narrowing the return band. No backtest results or performance evidence are provided. The proposed refinements are suggestions rather than validated improvements, and the example code’s price comparisons do not align perfectly with all of the stated screening conditions. The screen is therefore best understood as an illustrative rule set requiring clarification and testing.

Key ideas

• The screen targets stocks assigned to the metaverse industry.
• It combines an opening-price condition around the ten-day moving average with a daily-return range.
• The post gives inconsistent return thresholds across its description and examples.
• The author notes that a small number of signals may leave the screen exposed to market moves.
• No performance results are supplied to establish whether the suggested refinements improve outcomes.

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