Metaverse Stocks Filtered by Auction Buying and the 10-Day Average

Summary

This stock screen selects companies in the metaverse theme, requires positive net buying by major participants during the opening auction, and looks for an opening price near the prior 10-day moving average. The reference formula defines “near” as within five percent above or below that average. It offers a rule-based way to combine a thematic universe, an auction-flow signal, and a price-location filter.

The document provides no performance results or evidence that the conditions predict returns. It warns that the metaverse theme may be temporarily popular, auction net buying is incomplete information, and the moving average may not capture a stock’s true condition. Its example code also uses fixed historical dates, so it does not establish a reliable live selection process. The screen is best understood as a candidate-generation method; it would need out-of-sample testing and explicit risk controls before being relied on.

Key ideas

• The screen limits candidates to stocks associated with the metaverse theme.
• It requires positive net buying by major participants in the opening auction.
• The opening price must fall within five percent of the prior 10-day moving average.
• The document cautions that thematic popularity and auction-flow data can produce unreliable signals.
• It reports no backtest or evidence of profitability.

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