Metaverse Stock Screening with Price and Positive Earnings Filters
Summary
This Chinese-language example describes a stock screen combining three conditions: membership in the metaverse concept group, a close above the previous session’s low, and a positive price-to-earnings ratio. The price comparison is a simple recent price-position filter, while the positive PE condition excludes companies with negative earnings under that measure. The article presents the screen as a starting point for finding candidates, not as a complete trading system.
The accompanying sample code adds illustrative filters for PE and price-to-book ratios, computes a momentum measure, assigns equal weights across the selected names, and derives a stop level from a rolling low. These additions are examples rather than documented performance findings; the article provides no backtest results. It cautions that the initial screen uses few technical and fundamental inputs, lacks explicit trading and position-management rules, and may overlook broader industry or company factors. It suggests considering additional financial measures and valuation ratios, defining trade management, and reviewing the strategy periodically.
Key ideas
- The core screen selects metaverse-related stocks with a close above the prior low and positive PE.
- The sample code illustrates extra valuation filters, a momentum calculation, equal weighting, and a low-based stop.
- The document supplies no evidence of historical or live performance for the screening rules.
- The screen alone lacks comprehensive company analysis, flexible trade rules, and position management.
- Periodic review and broader financial and valuation measures are proposed as possible refinements.
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