Screening Private Metaverse Stocks by Positive Institutional Flow

Summary

This article proposes a Chinese equity screen combining three conditions: membership in the metaverse industry, a positive institutional-flow measure, and private-enterprise status. It presents corresponding formula references and a Python example that queries stock and company data, filters candidate stocks, and returns qualifying codes. The article frames industry membership as a way to target a theme, institutional activity as a potentially informative signal, and ownership type as a possible indicator of business flexibility.

The document provides no backtest, portfolio construction rules, entry or exit timing, or performance evidence, so the screen’s investment value is not established. Its own caveats include sector concentration, incomplete information in flow data, liquidity concerns, and the limits of company ownership type as a quality measure. The code’s data fields and filtering steps do not clearly map in every respect to the stated formula conditions, so an implementation would need verification. The article suggests broadening the analysis with other sector, market, fundamental, or technical inputs.

Key ideas

• The proposed screen selects metaverse stocks with positive institutional flow and private-enterprise status.
• The article provides formula references and a Python example for filtering stock and company data.
• Institutional flow is presented as a possible signal, but it does not capture all market activity.
• The screen has no reported backtest or performance evidence and specifies no trading rules.
• The article recommends considering additional market, fundamental, and technical factors.

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