Metaverse Stocks Selected by Recent Turnover

Summary

This stock selection rule screens companies in the metaverse industry using two recent turnover readings: actual turnover from two sessions earlier must be between 3% and 28%, while the prior session’s turnover must exceed 8%. The document presents the conditions as a way to focus on metaverse stocks with recent trading activity, and gives indicator references and sample selection code to illustrate how the filters could be implemented.

The rationale offered is that industry exposure may indicate growth potential and elevated turnover may reflect market interest. However, the document provides no backtest, performance figures, or evidence that turnover predicts returns. It also mentions industry competition, market volatility, and technology or policy changes as risks. The sample code’s data dates and industry classification may not match the stated rule exactly, so the screen would need careful validation before use; the document also suggests adding other analysis and risk controls.

Key ideas

• The screen focuses on stocks classified in the metaverse industry.
• Actual turnover two sessions earlier must fall between 3% and 28%.
• Turnover in the previous session must exceed 8%.
• The document gives indicator references and sample code, but no performance evidence.
• Industry competition, volatility, and technology or policy changes are identified as risks.

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