Screening Metaverse Stocks with Prior-Day Low and Main-Force Control

Summary

The document proposes screening stocks associated with China’s metaverse concept when the current close is above the prior day’s low and a proprietary indicator signals prior-day main-force control. It provides formula and Python-style examples for combining concept membership, the price comparison, and a volume-based control condition. The example code then adds valuation filters, a momentum calculation, equal allocation across selected names, and a stop reference based on recent lows.

No backtest, trading record, or evidence is presented to establish that these conditions have predictive value. The post itself notes that relying on a single prior-day capital-control signal can fail if flows reverse, and that the screen omits company fundamentals and industry prospects. Its sample extensions are illustrative and do not demonstrate better results; the document also leaves the buy and sell process largely unspecified. The proprietary indicator’s calculation and availability are not explained, which limits reproducibility.

Key ideas

• The screen combines metaverse concept membership, a close above the prior day’s low, and a prior-day control signal.
• The example extends screening with valuation and momentum conditions.
• The code sketches equal allocation and a stop reference based on recent lows.
• The document provides no performance evidence for the screen or its extensions.
• The proprietary capital-control signal and complete trading rules are not explained.

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