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Screening Chinese Stocks for Metaverse Exposure and Three-Day Limit-Up Momentum

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Summary

The post proposes a Chinese equity screen combining metaverse theme membership, circulating market capitalization above 10 billion yuan, and a three-consecutive-limit-up run as of the previous day. It frames the screen as a way to find stocks with strong recent price action and a popular theme, and includes a Python outline that retrieves market data and checks recent price changes as a proxy for the streak.

The author warns that the signal emphasizes market attention and short-term price behavior while omitting company fundamentals and longer-term trends. Suggested additions include earnings growth, valuation, and RSI. The code’s sector identification and threshold checks are not shown to reliably reproduce the stated thematic and limit-up criteria, and the post provides no backtest, return evidence, or risk-adjusted results; it should be treated as a screening idea rather than a validated strategy.

Key ideas

  • The screen selects metaverse-related Chinese stocks above a stated circulating market-cap threshold.
  • It further requires a three-day consecutive limit-up move as of the previous session.
  • The post suggests adding fundamental, valuation, and technical measures to broaden the screen.
  • Its approach concentrates on recent momentum and a market theme, leaving longer-term and company risks unaddressed.
  • The code outline and lack of backtest evidence do not establish that the screen is implementable or profitable as written.

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