Screening Metaverse Stocks by Opening Gap and Rising Lows

Summary

This document outlines a stock screen for companies in the metaverse sector, requiring the opening price relative to the prior close to be below a stated gap threshold and looking for a rising-bottom pattern. It describes the latter as a potentially subjective trend or reversal signal, then offers a possible normalized measure based on the latest close’s position within the observed high-low range. The example also includes a historical date condition and extra liquidity or capitalization filters in its code illustration.

The article gives formulas and sample selection logic, but no backtest, returns, or evidence that the conditions predict performance. It explicitly notes that “rising bottom” lacks a consistent definition and may behave differently across market regimes. It recommends standardizing the indicator and combining it with other technical and fundamental criteria; the examples do not establish that such additions improve results.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse sector membership, a limited opening gap, and a rising-bottom condition.
• The opening gap is measured against the previous close.
• The rising-bottom concept is subjective, so a reproducible screen needs a standardized definition.
• The example proposes measuring the close’s location within the observed high-low range as one possible proxy.
• No performance evidence is supplied, and the article warns that results may vary with market conditions.

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