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Metaverse Stock Screening with Recent Limit-Ups and Annual Gains

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Summary

This short-term Chinese equity screen targets stocks in the metaverse sector that had at least one limit-up event during the prior 25 days and performed well during 2021. The example rules use recent limit-up activity as a signal of short-term attention and require a substantial gain over the year. The document also shows a code example that sorts qualifying stocks by market capitalization. It reports no strategy returns, comparison, or statistical evidence, and its description does not precisely define what counts as good annual performance beyond the example threshold.

The author notes that the historical window may provide too little data, that the rules omit company fundamentals and future prospects, and that recent limit-up stocks may be vulnerable to pullbacks after sharp gains. Suggested improvements include using a longer sample, combining fundamental and technical factors, and controlling exposure to market risk. Because the screen explicitly relies on 2021 performance, it describes a historical setup rather than a current selection rule; any replication would need careful date alignment and out-of-sample testing.

Key ideas

  • The screen focuses on metaverse-sector stocks with recent limit-up activity and strong 2021 performance.
  • Recent limit-ups are used as a short-term momentum filter.
  • The document supplies example rules but no evidence of realized or risk-adjusted returns.
  • A narrow sample, omitted fundamentals, and pullback risk are identified as limitations.
  • The historical year makes date alignment and out-of-sample validation essential for evaluation.

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