Metaverse Stock Screening with Recent Limit-Ups and Rising RSI

Summary

The proposed screen focuses on stocks in the metaverse industry that recorded at least one limit-up move during the prior 25 days and have an RSI below 65. It describes selecting eligible shares before 10:00 and includes example screening logic that adds conditions such as RSI rising versus its previous reading, active trading status, and a MACD crossover for the day’s selection.

The article’s rationale is that a prior limit-up combined with a moderate RSI may identify shares that have not become excessively extended and could continue higher. It provides formula and Python examples, but reports no backtest, returns, or benchmark comparison. The author also notes that a limit-up is not necessarily a good opportunity, that RSI thresholds may not suit every stock, and that the screen omits other technical and fundamental information. These caveats make the rules a screening idea rather than evidence of a profitable strategy.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks with a limit-up event in the previous 25 days.
• It requires RSI below 65 and describes selecting stocks before 10:00.
• Example rules add rising RSI, trading-status checks, and a MACD crossover.
• The article offers no performance test or benchmark comparison.
• It cautions that limit-ups and a single RSI threshold are insufficient evidence of investment quality.

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