Screening Metaverse Stocks by Prior-Day Attention and Opening-Price Change
Summary
This proposed A-share screen selects stocks in the metaverse sector that appeared on the prior day’s Dragon-Tiger list and have a current-day opening price more than 5% above the previous day’s open. The document frames the conditions as proxies for market attention and capital flows, and includes formula and Python examples intended to retrieve eligible stocks. It suggests comparing flows across longer periods and adding company fundamentals and peer comparisons to make the screen more comprehensive.
The method is a sentiment-oriented filter, not a tested strategy: no historical returns, benchmark comparison, or risk-adjusted results are reported. There is also a material definition issue in the examples. The text describes the threshold as an increase in positions, but the shown formula and code compare opening prices; the provided chart-indicator expression for the Dragon-Tiger condition also does not establish a verified data definition. The screen therefore needs clarification and validation before its signals can be interpreted as actual position changes or used in trading.
Key ideas
- The screen combines prior-day Dragon-Tiger-list appearance with an opening-price increase threshold above 5%.
- It focuses on market attention and flows in metaverse-sector stocks rather than company fundamentals.
- The examples compare opening prices, despite describing the threshold as a change in positions.
- No backtest or performance evidence is provided, and the signal definitions need validation.
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