Screening Metaverse Stocks by Rounded Price Patterns and Float

Summary

This proposed equity screen combines membership in the metaverse sector, a rounded price pattern, and a circulating share count capped at 5.5 billion. The article frames the float limit as a way to focus on relatively smaller stocks and suggests supplementing the screen with valuation and growth measures such as profitability, earnings growth, and market context.

It explains that the rounded pattern has no standard formula in the referenced indicator system and would need to be defined by the researcher. Its code example uses a custom high-low calculation as a proxy, but that calculation does not establish a rounded price shape, so the pattern condition is underspecified. The article offers no backtest or return evidence. It also warns that a strict float threshold may exclude larger companies with growth potential and calls for adjusting the screen to market conditions.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines metaverse classification, a rounded price pattern, and a float ceiling of 5.5 billion shares.
• The article does not define a standard formula for the rounded pattern.
• Its sample proxy measures a high-low range and does not clearly detect a rounded formation.
• Valuation, growth, and market context are suggested as additional filters.
• A strict float threshold may exclude larger companies with growth potential.

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