Selecting Metaverse Stocks by Auction Activity and Prior-Day Capital Flow

Summary

The proposed Chinese equity screen focuses on stocks classified in the metaverse sector. It ranks them by the day’s auction amount, keeps the top five, and requires the prior day’s main-fund-flow measure to be positive. The post presents this as a way to combine opening-market activity with an indication of capital direction.

It notes that fund-flow measures can be delayed or unstable and that focusing on a few signals may miss broader market conditions. Suggested refinements include adding volume and tradable market capitalization, examining fund flows across several lookback periods, and monitoring the wider market. The document supplies platform formula references and a Python illustration, but the Python example filters positive net flow and then sorts by market capitalization rather than auction amount. It gives no backtest results, so the claimed selection rationale is not supported by performance evidence and the implementation should be checked against the stated rule.

Key ideas

• The stated screen selects metaverse-sector equities and ranks them by current auction amount.
• It keeps the top five stocks when the prior day’s main-fund-flow measure is positive.
• Fund-flow indicators may be delayed and can change with market conditions.
• The post suggests adding volume, market capitalization, multiple flow horizons, and broader market context.
• The Python illustration does not implement the stated auction-amount ranking exactly.

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