Metaverse Stock Screening with Turnover, Quality, and Valuation Filters

Summary

The document presents a China A-share screening approach that begins with companies associated with the metaverse theme and high prior-day turnover. Its proposed expanded screen adds exclusions for flagged stocks, return on equity above 10%, price-to-earnings below 20, price-to-book below 3, enterprise value to EBITDA below 20, and ranking among the strongest 30% by recent price change. The stated rationale is that active trading can indicate market interest, while profitability and valuation checks add company-level filters.

It provides indicator definitions and sample selection logic, but no backtest or performance evidence. The write-up itself cautions that relying on a simple activity and company-classification screen can omit useful financial and valuation information and may select volatile firms. Its suggested profitability and valuation additions address some of these gaps, though the screen still lacks evidence that the thresholds improve returns or control risk.

Key ideas

• The initial screen targets metaverse-related stocks with prior-day turnover above 8%.\nThe expanded version adds return on equity and three valuation thresholds.\nIt excludes several flagged stock categories and ranks candidates by recent price change.\nThe document offers selection logic but no performance testing or evidence for its thresholds.\nThe author notes that active trading and company classification alone may miss financial risks and produce volatile selections.

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