Screening Metaverse Stocks with a Rounded Price Pattern

Summary

The document proposes screening Chinese equities for membership in the metaverse sector, a rounded price pattern, and a specified share price. Its later explanation shifts from a fixed price to comparing the current price with a historical low, using a rolling window and a threshold close to that low. It also sketches a custom price-range measure as a proxy for the rounded pattern and mentions adding conventional indicators such as moving averages or MACD for further evaluation.

The article offers no backtest, sample results, or evidence that the pattern predicts returns. Its definition of a rounded pattern is not established: the suggested proxy measures the day’s high-low range relative to the previous close, which does not by itself identify a rounded price formation. The initial fixed-price condition and the later relative-price condition also differ. The author notes that the screen emphasizes technical features and a popular sector while omitting company fundamentals, and suggests using relative historical price levels instead of a fixed nominal price.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen combines metaverse-sector membership with a rounded price formation and a price condition.
• The article later replaces the fixed share-price idea with a comparison to a rolling historical low.
• Its proposed custom range measure is only a rough proxy and does not establish a rounded pattern.
• Sector themes and technical filters can overlook company fundamentals.
• The document provides no performance evidence or validation for the screen.

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