Screening Metaverse Stocks Near the 10-Day Average

Summary

This proposed stock screen focuses on the metaverse industry. It selects stocks whose opening price is within 5% of the 10-day simple moving average of closing prices, then aims to exclude stocks that reached the daily price limit on the previous day. The article presents proximity to the moving average as a way to find stocks with a relatively supportive recent trend, while the exclusion is intended to reduce chasing sharp gains. It does not specify entry timing, exits, portfolio construction, or tested returns.

The author notes that these conditions do not establish investment quality and may omit worthwhile stocks. The screen also lacks fundamental analysis and may be especially exposed to risk in a newer industry. The suggested improvements include adding company and capital-flow measures, other indicators such as RSI, and a filter on recent gains. There is a caveat in the examples: the provided Python conditions do not clearly identify prior-day limit-up events, so they may not faithfully implement the written selection rule.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks opening within 5% of their 10-day closing-price average.
• It intends to exclude stocks that hit the daily price limit on the previous day.
• The method uses technical conditions and does not evaluate fundamentals or establish investment value.
• The article suggests adding fundamental, capital-flow, and additional technical measures.
• The sample Python logic may not correctly implement the prior-day limit-up exclusion, and no performance results are given.

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