Metaverse Stocks Screened by Volume Ratio, ROE, and Market Value

Summary

This note presents a Chinese equity screen focused on companies classified in the metaverse sector. Its stated final criteria require a volume ratio between 1.5 and 6, return on equity above 15% for three consecutive years, and market value below 500 billion. Earlier sections describe a five-year ROE condition, and the sample code and query also appear to use five years, so the document is internally inconsistent about the required history. It supplies query-like and Python examples but no performance data or backtest results.

The rationale combines sector exposure, elevated relative trading volume, and a record of profitability. The document identifies omissions such as valuation and operating cash flow, and notes that a high ROE threshold can sharply narrow the eligible universe. It suggests adding financial measures and technical analysis, or loosening the ROE cutoff. The screen itself gives no entry, exit, sizing, or rebalancing rules, and the industry classification and data definitions are not explained; these details matter before practical use.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse-sector membership with a volume ratio between 1.5 and 6.
• It requires ROE above 15% across multiple consecutive years and market value below 500 billion.
• The document conflicts on whether the ROE history should cover three or five years.
• It warns that omitted financial measures and a strict ROE threshold can bias or narrow selection.

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