Metaverse Stock Screening with Institutional Flows and Daily MACD
Summary
This document describes a Chinese equity screen that combines three conditions: membership in the metaverse theme, positive institutional trading activity, and a nonnegative daily MACD reading. Its rationale is that thematic exposure may capture growth, institutional buying may indicate demand, and positive MACD may reflect upward price momentum. It also includes example indicator expressions and a Python outline for assembling candidate stocks from market and investor data.
The article presents no backtest, performance figures, or comparison with alternative screens, so its claims about growth potential and predictive value are not demonstrated. It acknowledges that MACD can lag and produce conflicting signals, and that relying on a small set of criteria may overlook fundamentals or other technical conditions. It suggests adding filters, using a separate timing rule, and spreading exposure across several stocks, but does not specify how to implement or evaluate those changes. The examples should therefore be treated as an outline of a screening idea rather than evidence of a profitable strategy.
Key ideas
- The screen requires metaverse theme membership, positive institutional activity, and daily MACD at or above zero.
- The article treats institutional buying and positive MACD as signs of demand and upward momentum.
- Example formulas and a Python sketch illustrate how the inputs might be combined.
- The document gives no measured performance or backtest evidence for the screen.
- MACD lag, conflicting signals, omitted factors, and concentration in individual stocks are identified as risks.
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