Metaverse Stock Screening with Three Moving-Average and MACD Crossovers

Summary

This Chinese-language post describes a screen for stocks in the metaverse industry. It selects names when MACD crosses above its signal line, the five-day moving average crosses above both the ten-day and twenty-day averages, and the prior day’s turnover measure exceeds the stated threshold. The intended combination is a bullish technical signal with a minimum level of trading activity.

The post supplies formula-style conditions and a Python sketch, but it does not report a backtest, trade list, returns, or evidence that the screen is profitable. Its liquidity condition is described as turnover in the prose, while the formula uses prior-day volume divided by one million, which may not represent turnover rate; this distinction should be checked before implementation. The author flags policy and regulatory exposure in the industry, short-term pullbacks in high-turnover stocks, and the risk of holding too few names. The screen is a selection rule, not a complete strategy: it gives no entry execution, exits, sizing, or portfolio risk rules.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse-industry stocks with simultaneous MACD and moving-average bullish crossovers.
• It requires prior-day trading activity above a stated threshold, though the formula uses volume rather than an explicit turnover rate.
• The post provides screening conditions and illustrative code but no performance evidence.
• Industry policy risk, short-term reversals, and limited diversification are identified as risks.

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