Screening Metaverse Stocks with a Ten-Day Average and Three Bearish Candles

Summary

This stock screen combines a metaverse industry filter with a price location condition and recent candle direction. It looks for shares whose current opening price is around the ten-day moving average, alongside three consecutive sessions in which the close is below the open. The post also supplies formula and Python examples intended to express the conditions.

The article characterizes consecutive down candles as a market sentiment signal, but gives no backtest, performance evidence, or precise tolerance for what counts as “around” the average. Its examples have implementation ambiguities: the formula condition does not exactly mirror the prose, and the Python snippet uses opening-price averages and historical comparisons that may not align with the stated close-based moving average rule. The author notes that the screen omits fundamentals and broader context, and that several bearish sessions may reflect an overextended decline and rebound risk. Additional financial and technical filters are suggested, but not evaluated.

Key ideas

• The screen targets metaverse stocks with an opening price near a ten-day moving average.
• It also requires three consecutive sessions where each close is below that session’s open.
• The post offers formula and Python illustrations, but their calculations do not fully match the prose definition.
• No empirical performance results are presented, and the rules omit fundamental analysis.

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