Screening Metaverse Stocks for Recent Limit-Ups and Main-Fund Control

Summary

This stock-selection example screens within the metaverse theme for shares that had a limit-up event during the prior twenty-five days and were marked as controlled by major funds on the previous day. The article presents these conditions as a way to find stocks with recent market attention and apparent institutional interest, and includes references to platform-specific screening and indicator logic. The code example also filters for non-special-treatment stocks and checks for a recorded prior limit-up date.

The post does not provide backtest results, selection counts, entry or exit rules, or evidence that the “main-force control” measure predicts returns. It acknowledges that relying on recent limit-ups and one day of fund-flow information may miss turning points, concentrate exposure in a volatile sector, and chase fading attention. Suggested refinements include adding technical and fundamental measures, using longer historical context, and examining industry competition. The screen is therefore an illustrative hypothesis, not a validated investment method.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks with a limit-up event in the prior twenty-five days and a prior-day main-fund control flag.
• The example includes platform-specific screening references and a filter for non-special-treatment stocks.
• The post supplies no backtest evidence or complete entry and exit plan.
• The author identifies stale signals, sector volatility, and fading market attention as risks.
• Suggested refinements include broader indicators, longer history, and industry research.

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