Screening Metaverse Stocks with Positive Returns and Rising MACD

Summary

This stock-screening recipe selects members of a designated metaverse sector when their latest close is above the prior close and the MACD signal line, DEA, is rising. The proposed final filter also requires a six-period RSI above 50. The document provides both a formula-style screening expression and a Python example that loops over sector stocks and checks return, MACD movement, and RSI.

The accompanying discussion argues that combining a thematic sector filter with technical conditions may help identify stocks with positive momentum, and suggests supplementing technical signals with fundamentals such as profitability and return on equity. It warns that technical-only screening can overlook company fundamentals and that volatile price movements may distort selection. No backtest, sample results, transaction costs, or precise portfolio and exit rules are supplied, so the strategy’s effectiveness is unestablished. The sector definition and data-source dependencies also affect how reproducible the screen is.

Key ideas

• The screen restricts candidates to a designated metaverse stock category.
• It requires a positive latest close-to-close return and a rising MACD signal line.
• The final logic adds a six-period RSI threshold above 50.
• The article suggests combining technical filters with fundamental measures, but reports no tested results.
• It supplies no portfolio sizing, exit, or transaction-cost rules.

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