Screening Metaverse Stocks by Circulating Shares and Market Value

Summary

This stock screen selects companies assigned to the metaverse industry using two size conditions: circulating shares at or below 5.5 billion and a stated size threshold of at least 200 million. The document presents the screen as a way to find larger candidates within the industry and gives a Python example that retrieves A-share market data and returns qualifying stock codes and names.

The criteria are size based and do not evaluate company performance or growth. The author notes that this can miss smaller firms with investment potential and suggests adding measures such as earnings and growth. There is a material ambiguity in the source: the description refers to circulating share count and scale, while the example checks total and circulating market value in yuan-denominated units. It also states that scale data comes from a separate provider. No historical test, portfolio results, or evidence of predictive value is provided.

Key ideas

• The screen focuses on metaverse industry stocks meeting stated size thresholds.
• The example retrieves A-share data and filters candidates by industry and market value fields.
• The text warns that size screening alone does not assess business quality or growth.
• The prose and example differ in whether the circulating-size condition refers to share count or market value.
• No performance evidence is supplied.

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