Screening Metaverse Stocks by Share Float and Prior Limit-Up Status

Summary

This Chinese stock-selection post proposes screening for companies in the metaverse sector with a circulating share count at or below 5.5 billion shares, while excluding stocks that reached the daily limit-up on the previous session. Its rationale combines a sector theme, share float, and recent price behavior to identify candidates that have not just surged to the limit. The author advises considering industry trends and adding technical and fundamental analysis before selecting securities.

The post also includes a MACD definition, a separate price-and-volume formula, and a Python example that filters market data by industry, circulating market value, and percentage change. Those elements do not consistently match the written share-count and prior-day rule, and the example does not demonstrate that its selected securities are promising. No backtest, portfolio results, or risk-adjusted performance is reported. The screen is therefore a thematic starting point with timing and coverage risks, not a validated trading strategy.

Key ideas

• The stated screen combines metaverse-sector membership, a share-float ceiling, and no prior-session limit-up.
• The post recommends supplementing the screen with technical and fundamental analysis.
• It includes MACD and price-volume formulas alongside a market-data filtering example.
• The example’s criteria differ from the written rule, and no performance tests are shown.

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