Screening Chinese Stocks by Metaverse and Robotics Themes

Summary

This note describes a Chinese equity screen combining metaverse and robotics themes with circulating market capitalization filters. Its stated criteria conflict: the opening logic requires capitalization above 10 billion yuan and below 10 billion yuan at the same time, while the narrative and final rule repeat that contradiction. The included Python example likewise applies inconsistent code and value thresholds, so the screen cannot be implemented reliably as written.

The author flags the risk of excluding larger companies and relying too heavily on broad thematic labels. Suggested improvements include adding trading-volume indicators and reviewing company performance, industry conditions, and the wider market. No backtest, performance evidence, or resolved capitalization threshold is provided; the screen is therefore a rough concept rather than a validated strategy.

Key ideas

• The proposed universe combines metaverse stocks with companies identified with robotics.
• The stated capitalization conditions are mutually inconsistent and make the screen unusable without clarification.
• The author identifies thematic classification and exclusion of larger firms as risks.
• Volume, company performance, industry, and market conditions are suggested as additional considerations.

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