Screening Metaverse Stocks by Market Cap, Price, and P/E

Summary

This note describes a Chinese equity screen for companies in the metaverse theme, with a minimum floating market capitalization and price and valuation limits. Its final version adds a price-to-earnings threshold to the theme, capitalization, and low share-price criteria. It also sketches how to express the conditions in a stock screener and retrieve candidate stocks with a Python data library.

The author suggests that a low share price could indicate a declining trend, while warning that price alone does not establish value. The screen omits company and industry fundamentals; proposed refinements include profitability and valuation measures alongside technical indicators. No backtest, performance evidence, or selection results are provided. The example code also contains a market-cap threshold that does not appear to match the stated threshold, and the note does not resolve that discrepancy. The approach is therefore a screening recipe, not evidence that the resulting stocks are undervalued or likely to outperform.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse membership with floating market capitalization and share-price conditions.
• The final screening rule also requires a price-to-earnings ratio below a threshold.
• A low share price does not by itself show that a stock is undervalued.
• The author recommends adding company fundamentals and technical measures for further analysis.
• The note provides no backtest or evidence of strategy performance.

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