Metaverse Stock Screening with MACD and Moving Average Crossovers

Summary

This A-share screening proposal looks for stocks in the metaverse concept group whose MACD line crosses its signal line while the five-period moving average crosses above both the ten- and twenty-period averages. It then ranks qualifying stocks by reported market heat. The intended idea is to combine technical signals of possible upward momentum with investor attention, rather than relying on either alone.

The post warns that market heat can shift, prices remain uncertain, and the selection requires ongoing observation. It suggests tracking changes in attention, scoring candidates, and periodically reviewing the screen alongside broader factors. Its examples include indicator formulas and Python-style reference code, but the code’s filters use indicator levels and ordering rather than clearly detecting all three crossover events on the same date. No backtest, performance statistics, or evidence that the screen predicts returns is supplied, so the stated selection logic should be treated as a hypothesis for research rather than a validated strategy.

Key ideas

• The proposed universe is metaverse-related stocks, filtered by three bullish indicator crossover conditions.
• Candidates are ranked by market heat, combining technical signals with an attention measure.
• The post identifies changing investor attention and price volatility as risks to the screen.
• The reference code does not clearly test simultaneous crossover events, and the post supplies no backtest evidence.

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