Screening Metaverse Stocks with Positive Auction Flow and a Long Moving Average

Summary

This stock screen combines a metaverse theme classification, positive net buying attributed to major participants during the auction, and a technical trend condition. The article’s explanation and final selection rule specify that the previous close should be above the 250-day moving average. Its heading, however, refers to yesterday’s share price being above 2, creating a conflict within the source. The sample code also aggregates money-flow data across a historical date range, which is not necessarily equivalent to an auction-flow measure.

The rationale is to combine a market theme, a flow signal, and a long-term trend filter. The author notes that historical data can lag current conditions and that relying heavily on technical inputs may omit other relevant influences. Suggested refinements include adding fundamental measures and revisiting factor weights. No test results or evidence of returns are given, and the inconsistent conditions and data implementation should be resolved before treating this as a reproducible strategy.

Key ideas

• The described screen combines metaverse classification, positive major-participant net buying, and a price trend filter.
• The body specifies a close above the 250-day moving average, while the heading gives a conflicting price threshold.
• The sample code’s historical money-flow aggregation may not represent auction-period buying.
• The document offers no backtest evidence and advises combining the screen with other analysis.

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