Metaverse Stock Screening with Auction Value and Persistent Large-Order Inflow
Summary
This article proposes a Chinese stock selection screen for companies classified in the metaverse sector. It first ranks stocks by the current day's auction amount and selects the top five, then requires large-order net volume to exceed 0.05 on three consecutive days. The post presents corresponding screening conditions and a Python example intended to identify qualifying shares.
The rationale is that auction activity may identify active stocks while sustained large-order inflow may indicate buying interest. The article cautions that the screen omits fundamentals, broader market conditions, policy changes, and sudden events; it also notes that parameter choices can affect results. Suggested refinements include adding fundamental and market context, adjusting the inflow threshold by market conditions, and combining other indicators. No backtest results are provided, and the code example's ranking logic may not exactly implement the stated auction-amount ranking.
Key ideas
- The screen focuses on metaverse stocks and ranks them by the day's auction amount.
- It requires large-order net volume above 0.05 for three consecutive days.
- The article frames persistent large-order inflow as a possible sign of buying interest.
- It warns that fundamentals, market conditions, policy shifts, and sudden events are omitted.
- It suggests testing alternative thresholds and adding other indicators or contextual filters.
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