Metaverse Stocks with Three Consecutive Limit-Up Days

Summary

This Chinese stock-selection screen combines metaverse concept membership with a price stability condition and a recent run of three consecutive limit-up sessions. It requires the current close to exceed the previous session’s low and uses price-ratio thresholds to identify the three limit-up moves. The accompanying explanation frames the concept label as a thematic filter, the close-versus-low test as a price condition, and the consecutive limit-ups as a signal of strong market enthusiasm.

The article offers formula and Python examples, but it presents no historical test, portfolio results, or evidence that the selected stocks have attractive expected returns. It also acknowledges that the conditions are simple and that consecutive limit-up stocks can be especially sensitive to shifting sentiment and sharp reversals. It suggests adding fundamental measures or trading activity filters, but does not test those additions. The method therefore describes a screening rule rather than a validated strategy.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse theme membership with a close above the prior session’s low.
• It selects stocks that had three consecutive limit-up sessions.
• The article interprets the limit-up sequence as a sign of strong market sentiment.
• The document warns that simple filters may select weak investments and that limit-up stocks can reverse sharply.
• No backtest or performance evidence is provided.

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