Metaverse Stock Screening with Price, Market Cap, and Earnings Filters

Summary

This Chinese stock-screening example combines metaverse concept membership with a simple price condition: the current close must exceed the prior session’s low. It also limits candidates to companies below a stated market-cap threshold and requires positive earnings per share across three specified years. The article frames these as a mix of thematic exposure, a basic technical check, and a profitability screen.

It outlines risks including dependence on historical data, omission of broader industry and macroeconomic conditions, and market-cap movement that can make a company cross the chosen cutoff. It suggests adding industry and macro indicators and revisiting the market-cap range. The document offers screening logic and illustrative code, but reports no backtest, performance evidence, entry or exit rules, or validation of the proposed risk-reduction claims; the selection conditions alone do not establish that candidates are rising or low risk.

Key ideas

• The screen requires metaverse concept membership and a close above the previous session’s low.
• It filters for market capitalization below the stated threshold and positive earnings in three specified years.
• The article identifies changing market capitalization and omitted macroeconomic factors as limitations.
• It provides no performance test or complete trading plan.

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