Screening Metaverse Stocks by Prior-Day Limit-List Appearance and Return

Summary

This note describes a short-term China A-share screen that selects stocks classified in the metaverse sector, appearing on the prior day’s trading-activity list, and posting a positive daily return. It gives equivalent screening conditions in a formula and Python-style example, then frames the selection as a way to identify recent market interest and positive price action.

The note cautions that this approach depends heavily on recent gains and can expose a portfolio to broad market declines. A single day’s return does not establish a stock’s value or durable prospects. It suggests adding fundamental measures such as valuation and profitability, or technical measures such as moving averages and MACD, and applying risk controls. No backtest results or performance evidence are provided, and the sample code does not fully demonstrate how to obtain or validate the sector and trading-list data.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse sector membership, a prior-day trading-activity-list appearance, and a positive prior-day return.
• The approach is presented as a candidate-generation method for short- to medium-term trading.
• Positive recent returns may reflect short-term strength but do not establish fundamental value.
• Market-wide declines can affect selected stocks, and the note recommends combining the screen with other measures and risk controls.

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