Metaverse Stocks Above the Five-Day Average with a Market-Cap Filter

Summary

This stock screen selects companies associated with the metaverse theme whose closing price is above the five-day moving average and whose total market value is at least 200 million. It combines a thematic classification with a short-term price condition and a minimum size threshold. The document gives equivalent screening logic and a code example, though the example uses a 60-day rolling average rather than the stated five-day rule, so the implementation does not fully match the described strategy.

The rationale is that a minimum size may exclude some smaller, riskier companies, while the moving-average condition identifies stocks with recent price strength. The document provides no backtest results or evidence that these rules improve returns. It also acknowledges that the size filter could miss promising smaller firms and that short-term technical signals omit fundamental quality. Suggested refinements include adding growth or leadership measures and fundamental indicators such as profitability and earnings growth. The screen is therefore a simple candidate-selection rule, not a complete investment process.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse-related equities trading above their five-day moving average.
• It applies a minimum total market value of 200 million.
• The stated rationale is to combine recent price strength with a size-based risk filter.
• The accompanying Python example uses a 60-day average, which differs from the stated five-day condition.
• The document recommends adding fundamental measures and notes that the size filter can exclude smaller opportunities.

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