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Screening Chinese Metaverse Stocks by Circulating Shares and Code

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Summary

This note describes a simple China A-share screen for companies classified under the metaverse concept. It requires circulating share capital of no more than 5.5 billion shares and a stock code beginning with 60. The accompanying example fetches current market data and checks the concept label, circulating market value field, and code prefix before returning matching names and codes; the text’s stated rule and that field’s units should be reconciled before implementation.

The article says the metaverse classification is subjective and may cause omissions or false matches. Restricting the screen to codes beginning with 60 also excludes other potentially eligible stocks. It suggests combining the screen with market, financial, or technical analysis and industry and company review. No backtest, performance evidence, or validation of the criteria is provided, so the screen is best understood as a candidate filter rather than a complete trading strategy.

Key ideas

  • The screen selects metaverse concept stocks whose circulating share count is at most 5.5 billion and whose code begins with 60.
  • Concept labels can be subjective, creating false inclusions or missed candidates.
  • The code prefix restriction excludes otherwise qualifying stocks with different prefixes.
  • The article recommends adding market, financial, technical, industry, and company analysis.
  • No performance testing or evidence is reported.

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