Screening Metaverse Stocks by Recent Attention and Revenue Growth

Summary

This stock screen targets companies in the metaverse sector that appeared on the prior day’s exchange trading-activity list and whose 2021 revenue exceeded 1.1 times their 2018 revenue. The proposed logic uses recent market attention as one filter and a multi-year revenue comparison as a rough way to identify companies with revenue growth. The document includes sample formulas and code that illustrate how market, financial, and historical price data could be combined to find candidates.

The screen relies on a single growth measure and a sector classification, so it does not assess profitability, valuation, balance-sheet strength, or other business factors. The document explicitly warns that revenue alone gives an incomplete picture and suggests combining additional fundamental and technical measures. It supplies no backtest or evidence that the criteria predict returns. The example code also depends on data availability and cleaning, and the trading-activity and revenue observations may not align perfectly in timing.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse-sector membership, a recent trading-activity listing, and revenue growth between two stated years.
• The revenue ratio is a simple growth filter and does not measure profitability or financial quality.
• Recent market attention may identify active stocks but does not establish that their prices will rise.
• The document recommends adding valuation and technical measures for a broader assessment.
• No historical performance evidence is provided, and data completeness and timing can affect the screen.

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