Metaverse Stocks Filtered by Float and Main-Force Control

Summary

This note describes a China A-share screening idea focused on metaverse stocks with a circulating share count at or below 5.5 billion and an indicator interpreted as main-force control on the previous day. It also presents price, volume, and relative-return conditions as a technical filter, then gives example code intended to identify qualifying securities.

The article warns that relying on a perceived large-trader position can miss broader market sentiment and other relevant factors, and that this signal may change unexpectedly. It suggests adding technical and fundamental measures, including RSI, MACD, and valuation, or using a machine-learning approach. No historical test, performance figures, or evidence that the proposed signals predict returns is supplied; the examples also mix the stated selection criteria with additional filters.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks with circulating shares no greater than 5.5 billion and a prior-day main-force-control signal.
• The example technical filter combines price relative to a moving average, volume thresholds, and comparisons among recent returns.
• The article cautions that large-trader control alone may overlook sentiment and other market information.
• It proposes adding technical and fundamental indicators, but provides no backtest or performance evidence.

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