Screening Metaverse Stocks by Rounded Price Shape and Opening Gap

Summary

This stock-screening proposal selects companies assigned to the metaverse industry, displaying a rounded price pattern, with the opening price less than 6% above the previous close. It frames the price-shape condition as a custom indicator and uses the opening gap as a short-term price filter. The note says the industry classification may come from a data provider or be defined by the researcher, while the rounded pattern has no default formula and must be specified by the user.

The material provides an illustrative data workflow but no evidence that the conditions predict returns. Its custom range-based shape measure does not establish that a chart truly forms a rounded pattern, and the text itself recommends adding volume, turnover, technical, or fundamental filters. It also warns that the opening move can change quickly and reflect market sentiment. The screen is therefore an incomplete selection concept: it supplies neither validated signals nor entry, exit, position-sizing, or risk-management rules.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines metaverse-sector membership with a rounded price pattern.
• It excludes stocks whose opening price is 6% or more above the prior close.
• The rounded-pattern condition requires a researcher-defined measure.
• No backtest or predictive evidence is provided.
• The note suggests adding trading activity and fundamental filters, while recognizing opening moves can be volatile.

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