Metaverse Stock Screening with Recent Limit-Ups and ROE

Summary

The document describes a Chinese equity screen for metaverse companies that have recorded a limit-up day within the prior 25 trading days and maintained return on equity above 15% for five consecutive years. It presents ROE as a measure of sustained profitability and recent limit-up activity as a way to account for market behavior. A Python example also filters for adequate history, checks recent limit-up days, and sorts selected stocks by market capitalization.

The author flags risks: ROE alone can overlook other fundamentals, historical profitability may not reflect current conditions, and the screen may miss broader changes in company quality or market direction. Suggested refinements include adding measures such as operating cash flow and adapting the ROE threshold to market conditions. The examples are references rather than validated evidence: the technical indicator formula shown does not clearly implement the stated ROE test, and the Python example’s rolling-window treatment of annual ROE depends on the data frequency and field definitions. No backtest or performance results are provided.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks with a limit-up day in the previous 25 trading days.
• It requires ROE above 15% for five consecutive years to represent sustained profitability.
• The author recommends supplementing ROE with other fundamentals such as operating cash flow.
• Historical profitability and recent price behavior may not capture current market conditions.
• The document provides example logic but no performance evidence, and some formula details may not match the stated criteria.

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