Screening Chinese Metaverse Stocks by Robot Theme, Moving Average, and Size
Summary
This post presents a Chinese equity screening rule for stocks classified in the metaverse industry and robot concept. It filters for prices near a 10-day moving average and for smaller free-float market capitalization. The article also gives example platform and Python implementations, including an exclusion for specially treated stock listings.
The post offers no historical performance results or evidence that the screen generates returns. It identifies limitations: concept classifications may be inconsistent, technical conditions do not capture company fundamentals or changing market conditions, and a narrow capitalization cutoff may select stocks with limited or short-lived price moves. The text also contains an inconsistency: its stated rule refers to the opening price near the moving average, while one platform formula uses the close; the example code compares the open with the moving average. This makes precise implementation choices important before evaluating the screen.
Key ideas
- The screen combines metaverse industry membership with a robot-concept classification.
- It targets prices within a narrow range around a 10-day moving average and limits free-float capitalization.
- The post provides example implementations but reports no backtest or performance evidence.
- Concept-label ambiguity and reliance on technical and size filters are stated risks.
- The platform formula and prose differ on whether the opening or closing price is compared with the moving average.
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