Metaverse Stock Screening with Turnover, Profitability, and Popularity

Summary

This Chinese A-share screening idea starts with metaverse stocks and ranks candidates by popularity. Its initial filter selects stocks with prior-day turnover above 8%; the proposed refinement adds return on equity above 10% and a 20-day average turnover threshold above 10%. The article also gives example formulas and Python-style selection logic, though the formula labels and turnover calculations may not map cleanly to standard definitions.

The rationale is to find active stocks attracting attention, while adding profitability and average trading activity as extra screens. The author identifies key limitations: turnover and popularity do not assess business fundamentals or future demand, and popularity ranking may concentrate selections in recent winners. The suggested additions are presented as a way to address some of those gaps, not as validated improvements. No backtest, performance data, or evidence that the refined rules produce better returns is provided.

Key ideas

• The initial screen selects metaverse stocks with prior-day turnover above 8%.\nThe proposed refinement adds a return-on-equity threshold and a 20-day average turnover filter.\nCandidates are ordered by an individual-stock popularity measure.\nThe article warns that popularity and turnover can overlook fundamentals and may favor already-hot stocks.\nThe document provides example formulas but no backtest or performance evidence.

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