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Wind Alice Futures Research Opinion

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

When tracking commodity futures, researchers and traders often need a quick read on how major institutions are positioned. Reading research reports from multiple futures brokers is time-consuming and easy to fragment. Even after reviewing them, it is hard to obtain a clear distribution of bullish, bearish, and neutral views, a quantified sentiment score, or a reusable summary.

How It Works

This skill uses Wind Alice to aggregate research opinions on domestic commodity futures and turns scattered reports into structured output:
- Directional views: counts bullish, bearish, and neutral opinions to show institutional divergence.
- Wind sentiment score: quantifies the current market bias, making it easier to compare changes over time.
- Structured summaries: consolidates each broker’s core argument and logic.
- Charts and trends: generates opinion statistics and compares recent sentiment with price movement.

Typically, only the product name is needed, such as copper, rebar, or iron ore, and the skill assembles the request and returns the main body.

Boundaries

It covers domestic commodity futures only, and does not support equities, bonds, FX, stock index futures, or overseas products. The output includes Wind scores, opinion distribution, and research summaries. It is for research reference and does not constitute investment advice. If a full attachment is generated, the CLI may download it locally; in interaction, prefer the returned body over pasting attachment content.

Use Cases

  • Before the intraday session, check bullish and bearish institutional views on copper or rebar futures.
  • Prepare morning meeting notes by summarizing iron ore's Wind sentiment score and broker arguments.
  • Review recent opinion shifts in soda ash or coking coal futures using distribution and trend data.
  • Explain market sentiment to clients with crude oil research views and neutral, bullish, and bearish breakdown.

Best For

  • Futures researchers who need quick institutional bullish and bearish divergence and key logic.
  • Commodity traders who need to judge market sentiment bias during or after the session.
  • Investment analysts who need Wind scores and structured summaries for morning meeting notes.
  • Client service analysts who need to explain opinion distribution for domestic commodity futures.