Metaverse Stocks with Recent Strong-Holder Activity and Rising 60-Day Lows

Summary

This Chinese A-share screening idea combines metaverse industry membership with appearance on the prior day’s trading disclosure list and a rising price structure. Its technical conditions require recent 60-session highs and lows to exceed their prior values, while the latest and previous closes are above the close from 60 sessions earlier. The document also gives indicative screening formulas and a Python outline for applying the price conditions to stock data.

The method is a short-term filter rather than a complete trading system: it does not specify entry, exit, sizing, or benchmark rules, and reports no backtest evidence. The author flags that a rising-bottom signal can be subjective and lagging, and that market and company-specific news can affect prices. Volume or other indicators and explicit diversification and risk controls are suggested as possible refinements.

Key ideas

• The screen first limits candidates to the metaverse industry and stocks disclosed on the prior day’s trading list.
• A rising 60-session high and low, together with closes above the close 60 sessions earlier, defines the price structure.
• The article describes the approach as suitable for short-term screening but gives no performance test.
• Lagging signals and market or company-specific risks warrant additional analysis and risk controls.

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