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Screening Metaverse Stocks with an Upward 30-Day Average and Positive MACD

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Summary

This note describes a stock screen for companies associated with the metaverse, requiring the 30-day moving average to rise and daily MACD to be positive. Its stated aim is to identify stocks with an upward trend confirmed by a momentum indicator. The document includes example screening expressions and a Python-style illustration. It provides no historical performance, benchmark comparison, or evidence that the combination forecasts returns.

The note identifies important limitations: it does not assess company fundamentals, relies on a narrow set of technical signals, and may exclude stocks whose trends are flat or declining despite other strengths. It suggests adding fundamental research and considering additional indicators or more flexible trend criteria. The code illustration uses related moving-average and exponential-average conditions as a proxy for the described signals, so implementation details may not match the stated MACD test exactly. The selection rule is therefore a basic screening idea, not a fully specified or validated trading strategy.

Key ideas

  • The screen focuses on metaverse-associated stocks with an upward-sloping 30-day moving average.
  • It also requires daily MACD to be positive as a trend or momentum confirmation.
  • The note gives example expressions but no backtest, benchmark, or return evidence.
  • It warns that technical signals omit company fundamentals and may miss other promising stocks.
  • The code illustration may not implement the stated MACD condition exactly.

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