Metaverse Stocks with Recent Limit-Ups Ranked by Auction Amount

Summary

This weekly stock-selection recipe focuses on the metaverse theme in Chinese equities. It first looks for stocks that recorded at least one limit-up day within the prior 25 days, then ranks eligible names by the day’s auction amount and selects the five highest. The stated schedule is to screen on Mondays and trade the selected stocks during that week. The screen uses recent extreme price strength as a filter and opening auction activity as a ranking measure.

The document argues that auction amount can reflect market interest, while acknowledging that large inflows may distort the ranking and that high auction activity does not ensure future gains. It recommends adding fundamental and industry analysis and considering stop-loss rules. No historical performance evidence is supplied. The accompanying code is not fully consistent with the written logic: it filters for a limit-up flag and auction amount but does not explicitly apply the metaverse theme or the 25-day lookback, so the prose is the clearest description of the intended screen.

Key ideas

• The universe is metaverse-related Chinese stocks with a limit-up day in the preceding 25 days.
• The screen ranks eligible stocks by current auction amount and selects five.
• Selection is scheduled for Mondays, with the chosen stocks held for that week.
• High auction activity can be distorted and does not guarantee future returns.
• The document provides no backtest results, and its code omits some stated filters.

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