Metaverse Stock Screening with Moving Averages and Opening Price

Summary

The article proposes screening Chinese stocks in the metaverse industry for an opening price near the 10-day moving average and repeated moving-average crossovers. Its initial description asks for at least five moving averages to overlap, but the final rule changes this to at least three crossovers between the 5-day and 10-day averages within a five-session window. It also specifies an opening price between 95% and 105% of the 10-day average close.

The article explains the filters as a way to focus on stocks with supportive recent price behavior, while acknowledging that the method omits fundamental measures, may return few candidates, and concentrates exposure in a newer industry. It suggests adding fundamentals, other timeframes, and volume-related measures, or broadening the industry universe. The evidence consists of screening logic and code examples; no backtest results or performance evaluation are reported. The crossover condition is not a direct test that several moving averages are overlapping, so the implementation may not match the stated idea.

Key ideas

• The screen restricts candidates to the metaverse industry and places the opening price near the 10-day average close.
• The final rule uses repeated 5-day and 10-day moving-average crossovers as a proxy for moving-average overlap.
• The article recognizes risks from omitting fundamentals and concentrating the screen in one emerging industry.
• No backtest evidence is presented, and the crossover code may not implement literal moving-average overlap.

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